Psalms 145:5-6. And of thy wondrous works. And men shall speak of the might of thy terrible acts: and I will declare thy greatness.
"And I will declare." Yes, in comes David’s personal note again; he cannot let the praises of God alone, he must take his full share in this heavenly task. I wish that, whenever there was work to do for God, or prayer to be offered or praise to be given to the Lord, you and I would always interject this personal pronoun, "and I." You know, perhaps, dear friends, that you never find Bartholomew’s name by itself in any of the Gospels, it is always somebody else "and Bartholomew." It is well to be a good helper of other people; and when others are praising the Lord, it is good to come in as David did with the personal resolve and confession, "and I will declare thy greatness."
Psalms 145:5-6. And of thy wondrous works. And men shall speak of the might of thy terrible acts: and I will declare thy greatness.
"And I will declare." Yes, in comes David’s personal note again; he cannot let the praises of God alone, he must take his full share in this heavenly task. I wish that, whenever there was work to do for God, or prayer to be offered or praise to be given to the Lord, you and I would always interject this personal pronoun, "and I." You know, perhaps, dear friends, that you never find Bartholomew’s name by itself in any of the Gospels, it is always somebody else "and Bartholomew." It is well to be a good helper of other people; and when others are praising the Lord, it is good to come in as David did with the personal resolve and confession, "and I will declare thy greatness."