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God's HELP is better

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London. 

*God's HELP is better* 

The practice of seeking God's help through prayer or asking God's help is the fundamental birth right to a beliver. 
God will directly intervene in human affairs when we let Him get involved as per His purpose and will. God has a plan or purpose for us. It's by His Grace or love of God bestowed upon individuals.

Trusting in God is very important to execute His plan rather than relying on human systems or human trusting or worldly leaders Seeking refuge and protection in God is a far wiser and more reliable choice compared to placing faith in fallible individuals or temporary authorities. 

The enduring power and unwavering support that God's providence,  provision, protection, promise, and potential enable us to be more efficient and profitable to Him and His kingdom. 

Hence, David said that  It is better to take refuge in the Lord Than to trust in man. It is better to take refuge in the Lord Than to trust in princes. Psalms 118:8-9 AMP- Hallelujah!!

Peace be upon The State of Israel. and Us. Shalom. 🙏. Have a good weekend.  In His Grip. 🙏🙏🙏.
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