August 15, 2015
Worship:
The Joy of The Lord by Twila Paris;
The Joy of the Lord is My Strength by Desiree Kitajima
The joy of the Lord will be
my strength
I will not falter, I will not faint
He is my Shepherd, I am not afraid
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord will be my strength
He will uphold me all of my days
I am surrounded by mercy and grace
And the joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord will be my strength
And I will not waiver, walking by faith
He will be strong to deliver me safe
And the joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
I'm singing the joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
Well, the joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
I will not falter, I will not faint
He is my Shepherd, I am not afraid
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord will be my strength
He will uphold me all of my days
I am surrounded by mercy and grace
And the joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord will be my strength
And I will not waiver, walking by faith
He will be strong to deliver me safe
And the joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
I'm singing the joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
The joy of the Lord
Well, the joy of the Lord
The joy of the Lord is my strength
https://youtu.be/4f61hmIWdPc  no lyrics seem to be available for this song except on the video itself.
Personal:
Got up late and am rushing again.
Found a wonderful song online while looking for the Joy of the Lord songs. It’s
by a woman names Desiree Kitijim. The tune is simple and the song doesn’t
always flow well, but the lyrics are powerful and scriptural. Memorable lines
that hit me in my situation: “My God is greater, greater than all my sorrow…He
heals my broken heart….Delivers me from my afflictions”. How appropriate that
God would lead me to this song while studying this Psalm (song!).
Word:
Ps
22:25
From
you comes the theme of my praise in the great assembly; before those who fear
you will I fulfill my vows. NIV
Ps
22:25
25
My praise shall be of thee in the great congregation: I will pay my vows before
them that fear him.KJV
This
verse is too important to gloss over or rush through. I must return to it
tomorrow and begin working through it. Praise the Lord who is the theme and the
source of my praise!
“25. My praise shall proceed
from thee. I do not reject the other translation; but in my opinion, the Hebrew
manner of expression here requires this sense - that David will take the matter
of his song of praise from God. Accordingly, I supply the verb shall proceed,
or shall flow, -- My praise shall proceed or flow from thee; and he made this
statement in order to testify that he owed his deliverance entirely to God. We
know that there are many who, under pretense of praising God, trumpet forth
their own praises, and those of their friends, and leaving God in the
back-ground, take occasion from one thing or another to celebrate their own
triumphs.” http://biblehub.com/commentaries/calvin/psalms/22.htm
“The song of praise has as
its subject the deliverance by God, and on this account takes its departure, or
its origin from God, who naturally, at the same time, remains as the object of
the praise (Psalm 22:22). [So Perowne: “From Thee, not (as A.
V.) of Thee, as if God were the object only of his praise. It is God Himself
who has put this great subject of praise into his heart; and into his mouth.
The will and the power to praise as well as the deliverance comes from Him.
Comp. Ps. 118:23, where the construction is precisely the same ‘from Jehovah is
this.’ ”—C. A. B.]” http://biblehub.com/commentaries/lange/psalms/22.htm
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