At the close of this part of his reforms in dealing especially with the sabbath, Nehemiah uttered a prayer of remembrance. These reforms that Nehemiah was instituting took a lot of work, dedication, organization and a flat footed desire to do God’s will. With that he prayed, me, O my God.” “Remember Often in the Bible we see people praying for God to them (see Ps. “remember” 106:4; Jer. 15:15). Their desire is to call God’s attention to their cause and their case. Though humanity, I believe, will probably always pray this way, let me leave you with assurance from Psalms and Proverbs: righteous shall be in “The everlasting remembrance,” (Ps. 112:6) and memory of the just is blessed,” “The (Pr. 10:7). Hebrews 6:10 tells us, God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour “For of love.” God is not absent-minded and does not forget you or all that you have done for Him. Conclusion As our lesson shows the Lord’s Day” is a part of worship. In it we “Sanctifying deliberately set aside time for God and give precedence to Him in our lives. To mark it as an ordinary day would be a great travesty to one’s relationship with God. If you will do right by God, God will remember you.
At the close of this part of his reforms in dealing especially with the sabbath, Nehemiah uttered a prayer of remembrance. These reforms that Nehemiah was instituting took a lot of work, dedication, organization and a flat footed desire to do God’s will. With that he prayed, “Remember me, O my God.” Often in the Bible we see people praying for God to “remember” them (see Ps. 106:4; Jer. 15:15). Their desire is to call God’s attention to their cause and their case. Though humanity, I believe, will probably always pray this way, let me leave you with assurance from Psalms and Proverbs: “The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance,” (Ps. 112:6) and “The memory of the just is blessed,” (Pr. 10:7). Hebrews 6:10 tells us, “For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love.” God is not absent-minded and does not forget you or all that you have done for Him. Conclusion As our lesson shows “Sanctifying the Lord’s Day” is a part of worship. In it we deliberately set aside time for God and give precedence to Him in our lives. To mark it as an ordinary day would be a great travesty to one’s relationship with God. If you will do right by God, God will remember you.
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