Ps. 119:9-16, the Psalmist extols the real, present, and active power of God's Word. He declares that he will "meditate" "contemplate" and "delight" himself in the Word of God. In order to "hide" God's Word in our hearts, we too must seek to engrave it's truth on our very souls. Amen
Unlike Eastern meditation (which encourages emptying of the mind and a general passivity) when the Bible speaks about meditating on the Word of God, it means to constantly thinking about or on Scripture and all the great truths. Amen
Speaking God's Word should not cause us to become mindless robots, endlessly repeating Scriptures, or to become people who glibly attempt to order God around. The insight of Joshua and the teachings of Jesus both agree: power and authority are released when we speak God's Word, a creative force of blessing and power is released.
Speaking God's Word properly for the extension of His Kingdom rule in our lives. It is imperative that we speak what the Word of God says about, the situation we face, and the blessing of the Word of the people we meet. Amen
Joshua 1:8
There are 3 secrets in God's Word. 1) we must speak it. "This Book of the Law shall not depart from my mouth."
2) we must meditate on it. "You shall meditate on it day and night."
3) we must do as it says. "Observe to do according to all that is written in it. "
While the Pharisees were gathered together Jesus asked them saying what do you think about the Christ? Whose Son is He? They said to Him the Son of David. He said to them how then does David in the Spirit call Him Lord saying The Lord said to my Lord sit at My right hand till I make Your enemies Your footstool? If David then calls Him Lord how is He his Son? & no one was able to answer Him a word nor from that day on did anyone dare question Him anymore.
Matthew 22:41-46
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God's Word is total, comprehensive, powerful, and life - changing: it is vital that we read, study, and meditate
(think upon) on it on a daily basis. In Psalm 119 : 105, we read, "Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." God's Word is an actual light upon our pathway in life.
