Psalms 103:7
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Psalms 103:7. He made known his ways unto Moses, his act unto the children of Israel.
Bless him for this. He does not hide himself from his people, so that they do not know "his ways" and "his acts." Revelation is a constant source of thanksgiving to those who understand it through the teaching of the Spirit who inspired it. God might never have spoken to us, or we might not have lived in a world wherein God had deigned to reveal his will. But that is not the case: "He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel."