22 It is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not.23 They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness. -Lamentations 3

God bless you!!! Up this morning thanking God for new mercies. As I thought of how I got up in good health, driving instead of walking, eating if I so choose, not homeless and the list goes on...the scripture above came to me. It is not because I have never stumbled before or even now or maybe in the future; because His mercies are not dependent upon my goodness. In truth, His mercies help me be a better person. It is something how this scripture is found in the book of Lamentations given the word means sorrows. Jeremiah wrote of the turmoil of being the prophet to a profane and corrupt nation in this book and cried out against them to God. So his sorrows are poured out in complaint. Every day while his complaining went perhaps he hoped God would judge them, instead he saw new mercies every morning. So though our sins are as scarlet; each day burst forth with new mercies. Today take the time to thank God for new mercies.


God Bless and Command Your Day!

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