Psalm 95
-Theme: The invitation
to worship God as a means of finding our resting place.
-Historical Insight: This is an anonymous Psalm. Meribah,
which means “quarreling,” and Massah, which means “testing,” refers to the
incident of wilderness wandering in Rephidim when the Israelites complained to
Moses on account of having no water to drink (Exodus 17:1-7, Numbers 20:1-13).
-*Application* Christ Jesus is the Rock of our salvation,
which makes us joyful, thankful, and exuberant. He is above all other gods and
owns everything. Let us worship our Maker and kneel before His presence in
faith for He is our God. Do not harden or err in your heart against this
Creator and despise His ways. This is a rebellion with Him, a quarrel against
Him and a test of Him. If you do, you will incur His loathing, and He swears
against you that you will not enter into His temporal nor eternal rest (Psalm
95:11, Hebrews 3:7-19).
Verse to Memorize:
Psalm 95:11
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