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David Said in Ps 31:5,7- Into Your hand I commit my spirit;

You have redeemed me, O Lord, the God of truth and faithfulness.
I will rejoice and be glad in Your steadfast love,

Because You have seen my affliction;
You have taken note of my life’s distresses,

David acknowledged God that The Lord is the redeemer and there is no second thoughts to him that God is the Truth and God id faithful. yes, Yhwh displayed His Faithfulness to mankind by giving His only Son as a ransom and messiah. 

David showed his trust by committing his life to the Lord- This is the former step to experience the later blessings listed in Ps 31:7. This commitment leads to redemption, it's a process, thereafter we are His and He is ours. Amen.

The interesting aspect of this association and navigation in Him, is that Our God is in control of everything once we commit / submit and decided to live a life for Christ by acknowledging Him in all aspects. Paul's declared as -For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain  (Philip 1:21).

One of the aspects of the God mentioned in Ps31:7 is that He is the Note Keeper. He writes down everything that happens concerning us. David is pretty sure about this and hence he mentioned that he shall rejoice and be glad as He has taken note of his life status and efforts.

Are we expressing our Love towards others out of passion? if yes, He writes it down. Are we in a mission, expecting, going through a challenge, involved in Church activities, supporting a needy groups, taking part in a fellowship, going through a painful situation, distress, challenges, praying dangerous prayers, looking for favours, no matter what, He is the Truth and Faithfulness God, He writes it down and Navigate us.

Hence, Paul Said- Rom 12:1 Therefore I urge you, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies [dedicating all of yourselves, set apart] as a living sacrifice, holy and well-pleasing to God, which is your rational (logical, intelligent) act of worship. 

Lets Pray- Father God, we are Yours and You are mine, in Jesus Name, Amen.

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