Tear My Soul
Lest he tear my soul like a lion, crushing it while there is no deliverer. – Psalms 7:2 DARBY
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Greetings in Jesus’ name. We are blessed of the Lord. There are people who have crazy amount of failure, sickness, poverty and yet they don’t have an answer or a way out of it. But we have the presence of God to run to.
Psalms 7:1,2 – “I come to you for protection, O Lord my God. Save me from my persecutors—rescue me! If you don’t, they will maul me like a lion, tearing me to pieces with no one to rescue me.”
David says in the above psalm that if it was not for the love of God for him, His goodness and mercy then he would have been at the mercy of his enemies, he would have been torn apart like a lion.
We are made of body, soul and spirit. Our spirit is protected by God; our flesh is temporary; the entire battle is for our soul.
David says that if it was not for God, his soul would have been crushed and torn apart! He says that there is no other deliverer. There are people who can give advise and give solutions but its more like putting a temporary bandage on the pain. David says the his trust is in God and He is the only one who can save his soul and deliver him from his persecutors.
There are those things that are irritating your heart, annoying your ability to make the right choices. The Lord is rescuing you this morning, He is on your side.
Are you going to put your trust in Him or are you going to trust in your own abilities and experience to navigate you out of your situations?
If you will allow the Lord to fight your battles, then you will wait and see the victory that the Lord would bring Share on X
You are I are not without help and the presence of the Holy Spirit is the assurance of that help.
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