Wednesday, August 16, 2023

My flesh longs for You in a dry and thirsty land. — Psalm 63:1

 The abundance of cool, enticing water was the irony of it all. We were surrounded by Lake Huron, but we dared not drink from it out of concern about pollution. 

We frequently share the same spiritual situation. We are striving as hard as we can to achieve our objectives despite being surrounded by refreshments that we are unwilling to consume. We are as parched as a biker. The difference is that our spiritual water is always safe to drink; we just don't always take the time to take a big swallow. 

In Psalm 63:1, David claimed that his soul was parched for God. However, he filled his thirst by seeking the Lord's might and majesty (vv. 2, 3), praising His lovingkindness (vv. 5, 6), and contemplating His goodness (v. 6).

Let's accept the quenching God offers. When He is so close by, there is no reason to become parched. 

Water is to the body what the Bible is to the soul. He feeds my thirst for knowledge, and I feast on the Word, the Living Bread.

I am aware that there is no burning thirst because His grace, a well of limitless depth, meets my needs.  



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Who are the Huron people?

What does the company Huron do?

Why is it called Huron?

What do Huron people call themselves?

Are there any hurons left?

Do the Hurons still exist?

What killed many of the Huron natives?

What was the Huron genocide?

Why did the Hurons side with the French?

How did the Dutch treat the natives?

Why did the Iroquois hate the French?

Why were the Huron and Iroquois enemies?

Were the Hurons wiped out?

Why did the Iroquois wipe out the Huron?

What language did the Huron tribe speak?

What happened to the Huron Indian tribe?

What is the Huron monster?

Who did the Huron worship?

Who did the Hurons fight with?

What are Huron beliefs?

What is the symbol of the Huron Indian?

What did the Huron tribe eat?

What weapons did the Huron tribe use?

What does Huron mean in Native Americans?


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