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May 25, 2020 3 min

Illustrated Blessings | Psalm 103

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This psalm has no petitions, only praise; Verses 3 through 5 are Hebrew poetry with parallel construction. Each verse has two statements. The idea that is presented in the first statement is repeated, illustrated or amplified in the second statement of the words. The second statement in verses 3 through 5 are illustration of three blessings; “forgiveness, redemption and satisfaction.” The first blessing is forgiveness (v.3). The Psalmist illustrates forgiveness with the concept of spiritual healing. God doesn’t have to heal us, but He does, and every blessing He gives is an atonement. Jesus is our Great Physician (Eph.1:7). What healing is to the body, salvation (forgiveness) is to the soul. The second lesson is redemption (v.4). Redeem refers to a “ kinsman Redeemer.” The Book of Ruth illustrate redemption, with Boaz as a kinsman redeemer. God protect and provide. He has lifted us from slavery to sovereignty. The third blessing is satisfaction (v.5). One translation read, “ [He] satisfies thy old age with good things. This verse applies to every stage in life. God restores and renews us. He keeps us young spiritually, for we find satisfaction in His word. ******^****** Do you have God’s blessings of forgiveness and redemption,? If so, do you enjoy the satisfaction that comes from knowing Him and obeying His Word? God restores, renews and bless you that you might bless others.

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