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Verses: Psalm 121:1-3 "I look up to the mountains, does my help come
from there? My help comes from the Lord, who makes heaven and earth! He
will not let you stumble, the one who watches over you will not
slumber."
Do you look to the mountains for your help? Some Bible
teachers believe the psalmist was actually referring to idols that were
built on the mountains. People throughout history have made for
themselves gods and idols. A true believer can look at the mountains
and remember the ancestors who would look to gods for rains and know
that this was not truth. They know they have the very Creator of those
mountains as a friend because of Jesus and our decision to follow Him.
We have been reminded that the best help doesn't come from
those idols on the mountains, but help comes from the one who made
the mountains, Creator God. We only strive to walk with God, know God
and talk with God.
Our life can be full of busyness, sickness or trials of life, but this is
to bring us close to God. Sometimes we tend to look to different
people, governments, things or
places in this world for help. But real help can only come from the
Lord, the One who made us. He is never tired or too busy to help us.
In fact, He wants us to come to Him for help. If we have truly
been born again into God's family, this is our privilege as one of God's
children. Let us pray: "God show me if I've been looking for help in
the wrong places, and help me look only to You for help and guidance, in
Jesus name, amen."
Bobby Johnson
Interlocking Ministries
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Friday, November 12, 2021
Look Upward for Help
Scripture Reading: Psalm 121
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