Monday, September 27, 2010

Evaluation of Desperate Dependency - Lamedh

As you read through this Psalm, mark the verses that currently and consistently (more often than not) describe you. We have also created a personalization of each verse so that you can more easily determine an accurate assessment. Since Psalm 119 (NLT) is composed of 176 verses we will post this review in stages-one section each week. Take your time, and allow God to use this exercise to draw you closer to Himself.

Lamedh
89Your eternal word, O LORD, / stands firm in heaven.
I believe the word of the LORD is eternal and stands firm in heaven.

90Your faithfulness extends to every generation, / as enduring as the earth you created.
I believe that the faithfulness of the LORD is as enduring as the earth He created, extending to every generation.

91Your regulations remain true to this day, / for everything serves your plans.
I believe the regulations of the LORD are still relevant and that everything serves His plans.

92If your instructions hadn’t sustained me with joy, / I would have died in my misery.
I would die in my misery if the instructions of the LORD did not sustain me with joy.

93I will never forget your commandments, / for by them you give me life.
I will never forget the LORD’s commandments, for by them He gives me life.

94I am yours; rescue me! / For I have worked hard at obeying your commandments.
I ask the LORD to rescue me because I am His. I work hard at obeying the commandments of the LORD.

95Though the wicked hide along the way to kill me, / I will quietly keep my mind on your laws.
I am not distracted by the wicked that try to destroy me. I quietly keep my mind on the laws of the LORD.

96Even perfection has its limits, / but your commands have no limit.
Perfectionism is not my goal because the commands of the LORD are my highest goal.


How did you do? Count all your marks.

1. What has God shown you about yourself through this evaluation?

2. What has God revealed about Himself through this assessment?

3. How will you respond to the insight you have gained?

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