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September
22
"Let
Israel rejoice in him." -- Psalm 149:2
Be glad of heart, O believer, but take care that thy gladness has its
spring in the Lord. Thou hast much cause for gladness in thy God, for thou
canst sing with David, "God, my exceeding joy." Be glad that the Lord
reigneth, that Jehovah is King! Rejoice that He sits upon the throne, and
ruleth all things! Every attribute of God should become a fresh ray in the
sunlight of our gladness. That He is wise should make us glad, knowing as we do
our own foolishness. That He is mighty, should cause us to rejoice who tremble
at our weakness. That he is everlasting, should always be a theme of joy when
we know that we wither as the grass. That He is unchanging, should perpetually
yield us a song, since we change every hour. That He is full of grace, that He
is overflowing with it, and that this grace in covenant He has given to us;
that it is ours to cleanse us, ours to keep us, ours to sanctify us, ours to
perfect us, ours to bring us to glory--all this should tend to make us glad in
Him. This gladness in God is as a deep river; we have only as yet touched its
brink, we know a little of its clear sweet, heavenly streams, but onward the
depth is greater, and the current more impetuous in its joy. The Christian
feels that he may delight himself not only in what God is, but also in all that
God has done in the past. The Psalms show us that God's people in olden times
were wont to think much of God's actions, and to have a song concerning each of
them. So let God's people now rehearse the deeds of the Lord! Let them tell of
His mighty acts, and "sing unto the Lord, for He hath triumphed
gloriously." Nor let them ever cease to sing, for as new mercies flow to
them day by day, so should their gladness in the Lord's loving acts in
providence and in grace show itself in continued thanksgiving. Be glad ye
children of Zion and rejoice in the Lord your God.