How Sweet Are They Words Unto My Taste!

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How sweet are thy words unto my taste! Ye sweeter than honey to my mouth! Through thy precept, I get understanding:therefore I hate every false way, Psalm 119:103-104

David was the son of Jesse, and the grandson of Obed. He was the youngest of his seven brothers; a keeper of his father’s sheep, I Samuel 16:11. The name David, however, is defined as “beloved”, meaning, esteemed highly;favored above another.

The prophet, Samuel was instructed, by the Lord to stop mourning the rejection of Saul, because he had provided himself a king in the house of Jesse, among his sons, I Samuel 16:1. The Lord chose David, and anointed him to be king over Israel, I Samuel 16:12-16. Continue reading →

Today I Sing!

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“TODAY, AS I SING, I CAN REMEMBER, OH, SO WELL WHEN I SING WITH THE SAINTS, THE HONEY-COMB OF PRAISES I DO TELL,”

When I was a child, about eight or nine years of age, I would always have a song on my heart.  The songs that I heard came from my mother’s “little brown radio,” with the big black dials. The dial would always be turned to one Gospel station. Continue reading →

Precept Must Be Upon Precept

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Precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; hear a little
and there a little, Isaiah 28: 10, 13

When we as Christians, become disobedient to the precepts of God, then He will send His faithful servants to warn us of our wrong doings. So it was in the case of Isaiah the Prophet, God used him to warn his rebellious people (Judah, and Israel) to turn from their wicked ways.

In chapter 10, however, verses 1-6, we see the anger against them through the voice of the Prophet Isaiah, the “woes” of final judgement: Continue reading →