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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2018 · 6 MIN

Ep 676 – 2 Samuel 22:17-31

from Devotionary · host Ken Miller

If you had to write a song expressing your views of God, what would it say? If you had to write a poem describing your understanding of who God is and how He has worked in your life, would it be filled with words of flattery or frustration? It would probably depend on your most recent experience with God. If, in your mind, He had been good to you, you would probably sing His praises. But if things had not turned out quite like you wanted them to, you might be a bit less-than-positive in your assessment of Him. But in 2 Samuel 22:17-31, we continue to see the words David penned immediately after he had been delivered from the hand of Saul. Let's face it, at that particular moment in his life, David had a lot he could have complained about. But rather than whine and moan, David glorified God and declared that His way is perfect. Pretty amazing when you consider all the things that had happened to him on his way to the throne.

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