Help God remember. God is
all knowing. He is omniscient. He knows everything. He knows the end from the beginning. He knows the new born babe even before
birth. He knows the number of hairs on
your head. He knows your next thought
before you think it. He knows your
answer before you get the question. So
why do you have to help God remember? Is
that your question? If yes, read on.
Through the words of the prophet Isaiah (see 43:26), we are
invited to put God in remembrance of His Word.
The invitation in one translation (NIV) is to review the past and argue
the matter together. God is His
Word. He knows the Word. Could it be that He wants you to know the
Word? Could it be that you need to let Him know that you know the Word? Could it be that He wants a conversation with
you? Could it be that He wants more than
the usual one way communication wherein you ask and tell?
So how does that work?
Consider -- God, you say that you will keep me in perfect peace as I
keep my mind stayed on you (see Isaiah 26:3).
I am not in perfect peace. So
God, remember your promise to me of perfect peace. Did I hear you say that I must pay attention
to the condition? Okay God, I will keep
my mind stayed on you. If I don't have perfect peace tomorrow, I'm going to
remind you again God. Did you say that
you look forward to hearing from me again tomorrow? Okay, tomorrow. And thank you God for perfect
peace. Amen
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