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Don’t Forget the Benefits
1. (Thankfulness demands that) You Must Declare Your Source
Bless and Curse The act of making a binding verbal pronouncement of good or evil on another person or persons.
The Hebrew root, ברך (brk), “bless,” is widely understood as referring to “health-creating power”; someone who is בְּרוּךְ (berukh), “blessed,” is gifted with such power, while to bless someone is either to bestow such power on them (often by means of a verbal statement) or to declare that they have such power
Key verses for today:
103:1–5 The psalmist opens with the command to bless (or praise) Yahweh, and then lists the many good things that Yahweh does for His people.
For more than half of the psalm, he focuses on these benefits (v. 2) and Yahweh’s loving nature.
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2. He Forgives and Redeems
Bless and Curse The act of making a binding verbal pronouncement of good or evil on another person or persons.
The Hebrew root, ברך (brk), “bless,” is widely understood as referring to “health-creating power”; someone who is בְּרוּךְ (berukh), “blessed,” is gifted with such power, while to bless someone is either to bestow such power on them (often by means of a verbal statement) or to declare that they have such power
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Only Through Jesus can forgiveness and redemption to be accomplished
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