Let the expressions of my mouth and the contemplation

history channel documentary Songs 19:14: Let the expressions of my mouth and the contemplation of my heart Be worthy in Your sight, O Lord, my quality and my redeemer.Let me make a basic inquiry, do you take a gander at things the way God does? It is critical for us to understand that we are to take a gander at ourselves, our lives and even our issues as God does, and no other way. As such, we are to consider ourselves to be God sees us, triumphant, not crushed. God considers us to be recuperated not wiped out. God sees us serving Him, not the adversary. It is the ideal opportunity for us to quit thinking and talking negative crushed things over our lives, yet speaking God's Word over ourselves!Christianity is known as the considerable confession.Hebrews 3:1. Subsequently, blessed brethren, partakers of the great calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our admission, Christ Jesus,

Romans 10:8-10: But what does it say? "The word is close you, even in your mouth and in your heart'' (that is, the expression of confidence which we lecture): 9. that on the off chance that you admit with your mouth the Lord Jesus and trust in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be spared. 10. For with the heart one accepts to honesty, and with the mouth admission is made to salvation.

We admitted with our mouth what we had faith in our heart and we were spared. We trust that Jesus Christ is the High Priest of that confession.The Bible shows us two vital certainties about admissions. The first is words are essential. The well-known adage, "sticks and stones may break my bones, however words will never hurt me", is not so much genuine. We were taught this truism as a tyke to help us overcome those pitiless times kids have, to grow up without getting our emotions hurt. In any case words do hurt, they do influence us physically, rationally and profoundly.