SEPTEMBER
23.
Behold,
God is my salvation.
Isaiah
12:2
That we may well be called upon to behold
and
admire it.
God
was angry with us and justly.
He
threatened us, and righteously.
We
deserved nothing at his hands but punishment,
and on the principles of the law we could expect
nothing but wrath.
But
behold, God is our salvation!
This
flows purely from his love.
It
is the effect of his free, sovereign,
and on the principles of the law we could expect
nothing but wrath.
and distinguishing grace.
To
save us, he entered into covenant.
To save us, he sent his son to making atonement.
To save us, he sent his Holy Spirit into our hearts.
To save us he was determined, and in saving us he rejoices.
Our
salvation is a gift conferred,
To save us, he sent his son to making atonement.
To save us, he sent his Holy Spirit into our hearts.
To save us he was determined, and in saving us he rejoices.
a work wrought, a change effected.
No
one could accomplish our salvation but God,
and he has done it.
Our
God is our Saviour.
“He
will save, he will rest in his love.”
Do
we know God in this glorious character?
Have we felt our need of an almighty Saviour?
Have we thrown ourselves into the open arms of Jesus?
Has he spoken peace to our hearts by his blood?
Has he shed abroad his love within us?
Let
nothing satisfy us, but the inward witness
of the Holy Spirit, that God is our salvation.
James
Smith 1849
Have we felt our need of an almighty Saviour?
Have we thrown ourselves into the open arms of Jesus?
Has he spoken peace to our hearts by his blood?
Has he shed abroad his love within us?
of the Holy Spirit, that God is our salvation.
Now
may we find access to God,
Through
the Redeemer's precious blood;
And,
while we hear thy voice of peace.
Our
souls from guilt and fear release.
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