They are sweeter than honey, than honey from the honeycomb.
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C.S. Lewis, who wrote the Chronicles of Narnia, called “one of the greatest poems in the world.”
After celebrating God’s creative glory in the sun, the moon, and the stars, celebrates God’s even greater revelation in his Torah. In English, the Hebrew word Torah is often translated as “law.” At its root, it simply means, “God’s Word for those who want to live in a way pleasing to God.” God gives his Torah as a guide for his people.
celebrates the Torah, God’s Word, as a reflection of God’s love, mercy, and holiness. Today, because of Jesus’ saving grace, we know that following God’s law is not about staying between the lines; it’s about loving, serving, and living for God, in his strength. People who follow God’s way are blessed with refreshment, wisdom, joy, and enlightenment.
also gives a brief and helpful summary of God’s Torah presented in , a much longer psalm that celebrates and elaborates on the value of living by God’s Word always. For a life of loving service to God, shows us the Creator who delights in his world and his children.
At the close of , the writer falls to his knees in humility and reverence before God. And this month, as we look into the teaching of , may we all be inspired to do the same.
O Lord, your words are “sweeter than honey, than honey from the honeycomb.” Help us to live by them each day. Amen.
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