When we look at the Hebrew word
ruwa and understand it means that in the time of trouble David declared
he would not merely sing the praises of God, but that he would SHOUT the
praises of God. You probably are
thinking now,” I’m just not like that. I
don’t shout even when I’m happy.” Well,
I say to you, get like that because it is taught in the Bible. If you pucker up in choir like you have just eaten a green
persimmon when you are going through heaviness, you are not acting like a Bible
believing Christian.
On the authority of God’s Word he has promised to see you
through your heartache, sorrow, and depression if you will shout his praises
whether you feel like it or not.
Psalm 28:7 states:
Vs. 7 The LORD
is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped:
therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will I praise him.
Psalm 30: 4&5 tells us:
Vs. 4 Sing unto
the LORD, O ye saints of his and give thanks at the remembrance of his
holiness.
Vs. 5 For his
anger endureth but a moment; in his favor is life: weeping may endure for a
night, but joy cometh in the
morning.
God’s word has promised us
that if we hold on and praise God, joy will come in the morning. The psalmist tells us that we should sing
unto the LORD. God will hear us and our
joy will return.
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