The God of Majesty
The Bible invites people to turn to God while he is near, and even passages that point to the judgment of God, are a reason to seek the Lord, not run from him. A psalm of reassurance to God's beleaguered people, Psalm 76 reminds readers that God’s judgment and salvation are one and the same. They are not approximate, but exact, as God judges in order to save. Through Christ, he has punished sin, saved sinners, and made himself known to his people. God is great, present, and powerful, and he invites us to trust him, to see his majesty, and to rejoice in him.
Topics: Judgment, Trust, Fear of God, Salvation
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Connected Through Relationships
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10/26/25
Gathered Under the Word: Elect Exiles
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