The meaning of “Forgive them they know not what they do”, and how to apply it to our lives, no matter what has been done to us!

The meaning of “Forgive them they know not what they do”, and how to apply it to our lives, no matter what has been done to us!

Today’s Psalm centers on having God first, and how deserving He is of our Love and praise. God gives us the answer to depression, by telling us to “trade off the spirit of heaviness for the garment of praise.”
We also talk about the importance of the land and the people of Israel, how never going to get rid of or replace these “natural branches”, because of the promise that “as long as the sun and moon endure” His love will not depart from them. We are not to boast or be prideful and haughty against them.

Today’s Psalm we talk about feeling rejected, crying out to God, and the fear that He could be hiding his face from us. We don’t always get to hear God, when we want to hear him, and this requires Faith on our part, that His timing is always perfect and requires us to wait and abide in our relationship with Him. Struggling to understand, it doesn’t come easy. Being self willed and just doing whatever we want is a much simpler option!
We talk about the ways God gives us to continue to abide, so we don’t get stuck and trust in a formula of when, where, why, how. We have to continue to speak with Him to grow and know His will for the future.

Today’s Psalm and teaching are all about Zion. It’s history, why it is special in God’s eyes, the significance it has, it’s meaning, prophecies about it, and finally, the New Jerusalem of the future.

Today’s Psalm is all about the greatness of God… he is above all, there is none like Him! How He is worthy of all our praise, everything that has been made was made by Him, why would we not stand in awe?! We are encouraged to seek Him, to be humble, meek and lowly, so that He can use us for His purpose.

Today’s Psalm we “cover” a lot of ground!
Every day his Grace is new, but the wicked do not accept our God’s covering for their sin. What more could he do for “His vineyard”? He is the perfect Father, that, no matter how hard we try, we cannot be. Still, they do not follow Him. But those who turn and accept Him, have their sins covered as white as snow.

We are reminded how the word that became flesh and dwelt among us, and what a gift that was. Encouraged to put God first, because its the right thing…where else would we go?
Being a believer in Messiah is dying daily to ourselves, being led by His spirit and not worshipping ourselves.

Today’s Psalm is about how we cannot go to God with what we want and demand it but should align our will to his, God is not a genie in a bottle!
It also centers on the verse “I never knew you”, and do we want that to be us?

Today’s chapter is short and some homework for listeners! We are just letting it fall how it falls, and encouraging you to do a little work yourself on this short Psalm!

Today’s chapter we talk about how we are grafted into Israel. We are encouraged to put God first. We talk about how David’s Kingdom was divided and why, and that the enemy hates righteousness.
