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The Storm Clouds of God

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Psalm 18:10-11 and Storm Clouds Over a Mountain Lake, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado.Storm clouds of God over Turquoise Lake in the Mountains of San Isabel National Forest near leadville, Colorado. ible Verse of the Day: Psalm 18:10-11

“And He rode upon a cherub, and flew; He flew upon the wings of the wind. He made darkness His secret place; His canopy around Him was dark waters and thick clouds of the skies.” Psalm 18:10-11 (NKJV)

Storm Clouds of God Rescue Those He Loves

The warrior poet David wrote Psalm 18 as a psalm of praise after God delivered him from his enemies. David’s enemies were God’s enemies and God eventually pours out His wrath on those who oppose Him.

The Bible pictures God as a storm when He goes after the wicked. It describes Him as riding out on the wind in a chariot pulled by heavenly creatures as He pursues His enemies. He seeks after the wicked as a relentless storm to dispose of them and to rescue those He loves.

To be in the storm of God’s wrath is a terrible place to be. The wicked may stand for a time, but the final triumph belongs to God and those who love Him.

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The Storm Clouds of God — 6 Comments

  1. AMEN! I love your morning messages as they pop up in my email inbox. Thank you so much for the morning Scripture and devotion. So many are not only fitting to the beautiful photos, but fitting to my life.

    • Margaret, thank you for your kind words. I am blessed to know that God makes the devotional message line up with your life. He is good.

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