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Be Thou Exalted, O Lord

Be Thou Exalted, O LORD

Psalm 21:13, a verse from the Royal Psalms, is David’s song of thanksgiving for the victory granted by the Lord. In Psalm 20, he prayed for God to answer him in distress, send help from the sanctuary, grant aid from Zion, remember their sacrifices, fulfil the desires of the heart, make plans succeed, and grant all his requests. God responded in Psalm 21;

Two key components of this verse are: a) Exalting YHWH for His unmatched strength, mighty power, and miraculous deliverance. b) Through His strength, lifting our voices in song and offering praises to His glorious power, celebrating the wondrous miracles He has displayed for all to witness.

Noticing David’s declaration in the simple summary below, it is clear why his heart was filled with gratitude and worship. David did not have a stress-free life; he waited 12 years after the promise was spoken and was anointed by Samuel according to God’s instructions. His attitude and responsiveness in both good and difficult times are admirable.

God gave us exactly what we wanted; He did not hold back.  
God filled our arms with gifts; He gave us a royal welcome.  
God gave us a good life, lifted high and adorned with many colours;  
God piled blessings on us...  

Father God, show Your mighty strength so that no one can fail to see it. We go forth proclaiming the good news (Psalms 21:13 MSG). Thank You for the blessings of May 2026, and with grateful hearts we are ready to embrace June 2026 by Your Favour, Grace, and Guidance. For we place our Trust in the Lord, and through the unfailing Love of the Most High, we shall not be shaken. We lift our voices in Praise for Your Great and marvellous works; just and true are all Your ways. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Let us Exalt His Name together... Ps: 34:3
We too are close to receiving our own share of breakthroughs and victories.

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London
God Blesses Israel and us.
Good Weekend
In His Grip


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