Who is God? Possibly this is one of the questions that we should have most in each of us, because when we know who God is, then we can serve Him well by recognizing each of His attributes. When we are in trials and afflictions we can recognize through all the Scriptures that God has shown His goodness and His love to deliver His people and that is why it is good that we know our God.
In chapter 25 of the book of Isaiah we find a psalm of thanksgiving for God having delivered them from their enemies and at the same time a promise from God for His people:
8 he will swallow up death forever.
The Sovereign Lord will wipe away the tears
from all faces;
he will remove his people’s disgrace
from all the earth.
The Lord has spoken.9 In that day they will say,
“Surely this is our God;
we trusted in him, and he saved us.
This is the Lord, we trusted in him;
let us rejoice and be glad in his salvation.”Isaiah 25:8-9
Verse 8 is very similar to a promise that God gives to His people in the book of Revelation:
‘He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death’ or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.”
Revelation 21:4
God has always wanted the good of His people, and that is why through all the Scriptures we will find promises from God about how He delivers His people, how He promises to deliver us, He not only has promised the people of Israel that they will suffer no more death, but all His people, that one day will arrive as detailed by the apostle Paul, that this corruptible body will become incorruptible, and that is why Paul speaking of the sacrifice of Christ says:
“Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?”1 Corinthians 15:55
Do you know what our salvation is? Christ is our savior, our redeemer, through His death on the cross He has given us freedom, salvation and eternal life. God has been so merciful to us that without deserving in the least His indescribable love, He has loved us with a love that surpasses all understanding. Glory to God for this!
When we meditate on who God is, our hearts are lifted in awe and worship, because we are not worshiping an abstract idea or an invisible force, but the living and eternal God who has revealed Himself throughout history. He is the God who spoke to Moses from the burning bush, who sustained Elijah on the mountain, who strengthened Daniel in Babylon, and who comforted David in the valley of the shadow of death. This same God is the One who listens to our cries today. Knowing Him is the greatest treasure of the Christian life, for the more we know His character—His holiness, His justice, His mercy, His sovereignty—the more our soul finds rest in His promises. True faith is rooted not in our emotions, but in our understanding of who God truly is.
That is why the Scriptures constantly invite us to “remember the Lord,” because forgetfulness is one of the greatest enemies of our faith. When we forget what God has done, fear begins to dominate us; but when we remember His works, our confidence grows. Israel sang of God’s deliverance after crossing the Red Sea, and David strengthened himself by remembering how the Lord rescued him from lions and bears. In the same way, when trials arise, we must recall how God has sustained us in the past. The promises of Isaiah, Revelation, and Paul do not belong only to ancient history—they are for us today. The God who promised to swallow up death forever is the God who walks beside us in every moment of anguish, assuring us that nothing can separate us from His love.
Therefore, as we navigate the challenges of this life, let us fix our eyes on the eternal God who has spoken and whose Word cannot fail. Let the certainty of future glory strengthen your present steps. One day, every tear will indeed be wiped away; but even now, God wipes many tears in the secret place of prayer, restoring our souls and renewing our hope. Let us rejoice in His salvation not only for what awaits us in eternity, but for what He is doing in our hearts today. He is our God—faithful, immutable, and worthy of all trust. Blessed be His name forever.
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THANK YOU LORD JESUS CHRIST FOR WAKING ME UP AND LETTING ME LIVE TO SEE ANOTHER DAY THANK YOU JESUS FOR GIVING ME THE WORD’S AND YOUR TEACHINGS OF THE HOLY BIBLE I GIVE YOU ALL THE HONOR PRAISE AND GLORY I LOVE YOU LORD JESUS CHRIST IN YOUR NAME I PRAY AMEN AND AMEN.
Amen.
AMEN .
This is our God!
In that day they will say,
“Surely this is our God;
we trusted in him, and he saved us. This is the Lord, we trusted in him; let us rejoice and be glad in his salvation.” Isaiah 25:8-9
The God that the Scripture shows us, is a God who possesses the power, he is the almighty, the Creator of all that exists. A God of love that reigns over his creation. He created man and woman, for the glory of his name.
He knows everything, there is not past or future for him, everything is present for him and there is nothing which happens he does not have knowledge of.
He has worked to create his children as new creatures in the person of his only begotten son, the Lord Jesus Christ, who made them perfect people by Him.
He is a just God, severe, and he may be terrible in his wrath, but he is merciful, he is always ready to listen to or grant our petitions if we are close to him through our Lord Jesus Christ.
It is a nice inheritance that we have received. We are a happy and very blessed people because we are children of such a wonderful God.
This is our God!
THANK YOU LORD JESUS CHRIST FOR WAKING ME UP AND FOR LETTING ME LIVE TO SEE ANOTHER DAY AND THANK YOU JESUS FOR GIVING ME YOUR TEACHINGS AND WORDS OF THE HOLY BIBLE TO READ EVERY DAY LORD JESUS CHRIST I GIVE YOU ALL THE HONOR PRAISE AND GLORY JESUS I LOVE YOU LORD JESUS CHRIST IN YOUR NAME I PRAY AMEN AND AMEN.
AMEN