Great
“…have made me great.” (Ps 18:35
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The Hebrew word that has been translated as
“great” is the word râbâh
(Strong’s #H7235), and implies within its meaning a sense of multiplying, of
increasing. This same word, râbâh, is used in Genesis 22:17, where
our Creator is promising Abraham the great increase coming of Abraham’s seed (“I shall
certainly increase your seed as the stars of the heavens and as the sand which
is on the seashore”). Melek Dâvı̂yd, King
David, the author of this Psalm, has used this word to describe the man that he
has become, a man with a heart that follows hard after his Elohim (1Sam 13:14,
Acts 13:22).
Would that we could all say this of our own
hearts, our own character, of the person that we are now. Let us not only seek the hand that feeds us,
but more importantly, find the One
who created us, and with everything in us,
cleave only to Him.
Alvinu,
Malcheinu, our Father, our King, because
You have given to us Your shield, because
You have provided for us of Your salvation and deliverance, because of Your right hand that
strengthens and supports us, because
of Your gentleness and compassion, we are now able to stand strong,
acknowledging who You are: Yahweh our Elohim, the El Gibbor, the Mighty Elohim, Him who was, who is, and Him who is
to come. AMEIN!
“How great is Your
goodness, Which You have laid up for those fearing You, Which You have prepared
for those taking refuge in You In the sight of the sons of men!” (Ps 31:19 ISR)
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