Psalms 103:7
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Psalms 103:7. He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel.
Bless him for having thus revealed himself, giving us his Holy Word, in which we see him as in a mirror. When God makes himself known to his people, then is the time for them to praise him. You can scarcely worship an unknown God; but when he makes himself known by special revelation in your heart, then you must and you will praise him.