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When we see how good, mighty, and holy our God is, that should lead us to a joyous praise to Him.
The footstool of God is the ark of the covenant.
Hebrews viewed God as sitting on His throne between the cherubim.
What hebrews are doing by worshiping at his footstool is surrendering and submitting themselves to Gods power, this is how we should respond to Gods holiness.
This shows how we praise God through our worship of singing.
Because of His holiness we praise God with song with our lips.
The psalmist is seeking new way to praise the Lord through vocal and instrument.
Just as we should be finding all the ways we can give praise to our God.
The Hebrew word for Holy here also means commanding respect and awesome.
Our God is a holy God and that holiness commands our respect and we should be in awe at how awesome our God is.
Discipline is the purpose of pain in our lives (Romans 5:3-5).
The value of life’s struggles and pains is what it makes us.
Our God molds us into holiness by how he disciplines us and that is a treasure we should not take for granted.
We must think less of the hard things in life and more on the loving purpose behind these hard things that God puts in our life.
We will find peace and joy in the midst of the harships if we think this way.
We are being refined by God, molded into who we are meant to be in Him.
A loving father will make sure his child learns lessons he needs to learn.
And the loving child will see one day that the fathers single purpose in disciplining the child is his good.
Some fathers might discipline their sons out of their own pleasure and in injustice but our Loving God makes no mistakes and is just in His discipline, not for His pleasure but for our good (Romans 8:28).
I have gone through many hardships in my life, I had to live in Hawaii, which is a very secular place and a bad atmosphere for a Christian.
I had no idea why God let me go through the things I went through in Hawaii, but thats only because of the immaturity of my faith.
Even though I stumbled at times in my faith at Hawaii, The Lord grew me in ways I could have never imagined and opened my eyes truly to my need for Him.
I am grateful for God building me through discipline in Him.
I learned a great fact while at hawaii, no matter how much success you have in life, if you do not begin to be like God in purity, then you missed the purpose of your life.
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