Craig Smith
Blessed are You, Father, sender of the rains
Ruler of the earth and all that it contains
Maker of the seasons who's declarations stand
The heavens hear Your voice obeying each command
Chorus
You are the Lord of all the earth
The God who reigns on high
You are the Lord of all the earth
The God we glorify
Blessed are You, Jesus, Holy Son of God
Captain of salvation, glory of the Lord
Everlasting ruler, bread of lasting life
Jesus the Redeemer, Holy Prince of Life
Chorus
Blessed Holy Spirit, breath of Holy God
Spirit of Jesus, comforter of God
Spirit of wisdom, spirit of might
Revealing, understanding of He who sends the light
Worship the Lord
There are five distinctively divine attributes, which each person of the
Godhead possesses. These are eternity, omnipresence, omniscience,
omnipotence, and immutability. We worship the triune God, the Creator
and Lord of all things. May our prayers be that He keep us truly
devoted to pleasing Him. To get our eyes off of what is temporal and of
no lasting value, and keep our eyes only on those things of eternal
worth.--Craig Smith
"For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His
eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being
understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse.
Romans 1:20
"The fool hath said in his heart, 'There is no God.'" Psalm 14:1
On a clear night with no city lights, we are able to see maybe 6,000
stars and planets with the naked eye. This is only a small percentage
of the 10 billion stars and planets in our galaxy alone. The deepest
spot in the ocean is over a mile deeper than the tallest mountain (Mt.
Everest) is high. Thirteen thousand, three hundred kinds of fish live in
the sea. Scientists have described and named about a million kinds of
animals. Of these, more than 800,00 are insects. They discover from
7,000 to 10,0000 new kinds of insects every year. The human heart beats
100,000 times a day and a 70 year old man has pumped 46 million gallons
of blood in his lifetime through arteries and vessels that would
stretch 60,000 miles. The grayish-pink, jelly like ball in our heads
that we call a brain, contains 10 to 100 billion neurons linked together
in amazing complexity to smoothly control our five senses. As we look
at the world around us, how can we do anything but bow to the Lord of
all the earth.--Bill Stuckey
