Psalm 34.1-10

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Image generated from Dall.e prompt ‘An expressive oil painting of The Lord stands beaming, birds take flight in admiration, angels praising, His goodness providing shelter for the righteous.’

Limerick

I once heard an angel proclaim

The Lord’s name with a mighty acclaim

His glory and grace
so sweet to the taste
That no one could ever defame

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of Bible passage Psalm 34.1-10 is to express gratitude and praise God for His goodness and mercy. In verses 1-3, the psalmist expresses his thankfulness to God for delivering him from trouble and fear. In verses 4-7, the psalmist encourages others to turn to God and trust in Him, knowing that He will deliver them from their troubles. Finally, in verses 8-10, the psalmist proclaims that he will continue to extol the Lord for all He has done. We can respond to this teaching by expressing our own thanksgiving for God’s faithfulness and mercy. We can also call upon others to do likewise, remembering that God will deliver us from our troubles and bring us joy and peace. In doing so, we can give glory to God for His goodness and faithfulness, and encourage one another to trust in Him.

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Related passages

Themes: Trusting in God, praising Him, fearing Him. Bible passages: Psalm 27:1 – Reassurance that God will protect us; Psalm 37:3-4 – Encouragement to trust in and delight in the Lord; Isaiah 12:2 – A call to joyfully praise the Lord for His goodness.

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