Psalm 145.1-8

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Image generated from Dall.e prompt 'An expressive oil painting of  or lessA mighty ruler kneels in humble adoration, praising the kindness of a noble King.'

Image generated from Dall.e prompt ‘An expressive oil painting of or lessA mighty ruler kneels in humble adoration, praising the kindness of a noble King.’

Limerick



I’ll sing of God’s greatness and might
He rules with love and mercy so bright
His kingdom is grand
His works they expand
To Him I will always recite

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Potential actions to take in response



One practical way to respond to the teaching of Psalm 145.1-8 is to take a moment each day to reflect on God’s character and goodness. This can be done through prayer, meditation, or simply taking a few moments to read and reflect upon the passage. When reflecting, it is important to focus on the attributes of God that are highlighted throughout the passage, such as his greatness, faithfulness, love, mercy, and justice. Take time to recognize how these aspects of God’s character can be seen in your own life and the lives of those around you. Consider how you can glorify God with your words and actions, as well as how you can seek to serve him. Finally, praise God for all he has done, is doing, and will do. May we always give thanks for his never-ending kindness and faithfulness.

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Related passages



Themes of Psalm 145.1-8: God’s greatness, His faithfulness and His mercy. Bible passages: 1 Chronicles 16:34 – praising God for His greatness; Lamentations 3:22-23 – showing God’s faithfulness; Romans 9:15-16 – emphasising God’s mercy.

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