Poetry worship will be held next week. The teacher is talking about Psalm 29-the glory of God. I don't know what poem to choose. I hope everyone can help. Thank you.

Ascribe to the Lord, O sons of God, glory and strength.

Dedicated to God.

Give to the Lord the glory due to his name,

Worship God with holy ornaments.

The voice of God sounded on the water,

The glorious God made a thunderous sound,

The Lord thundered over the great waters.

The voice of the Lord is full of power,

The voice of the Lord is full of majesty.

The voice of the Lord shattered the cedars,

The LORD shattered the cedars of Lebanon.

He also made it jump like a calf,

Let Lebanon and Sirius jump like wild calves.

The voice of the Lord splits the flame.

The voice of the Lord shook the wilderness,

The Lord shook the wilderness of Kadesh.

The voice of the Lord alarmed the doe to give birth,

Trees also shine;

All the people in his temple demanded his glory.

When the flood came, the Lord sat as king;

The Lord sits as king forever.

The Lord will give strength to his people,

God will keep his people safe.

One hundred and thirty poems in the fourth quarter said:

What can separate you from me?

If you love, you will love to the end!

You will always be with me,

Your love is strong and incomparable!

This love makes me grateful,

It is the purpose of my praise!

You become me, I become you,

This is your love!

This poem says that the love of the Lord makes him one with us forever, which is the ultimate love of the Lord. In God's New Testament economy, the real blessing is that Christ makes himself one with us and makes us one with him. Timothy 3: 16 talks about the great mystery of godliness, that is, God appears in the flesh. We are flesh, but God made our flesh his manifestation. The church is the body of Christ, and the body of Christ is the fullness of all things. (F. 1: 22 ~ 23.) This fullness is the manifestation of Christ. How strange! God made us carnal people his manifestation!

We must remember that it was the word of God that became a body (about 14) and lived in this body for thirty-three and a half years. He died personally. (Peter III 18, Xi I 22. If he hadn't died physically, we wouldn't have participated in his death. Because he died in the flesh, which means he died with us, (Col. 2: 20) he died with us. We are flesh, and he also becomes flesh; This is part of the history of Christ. His history became our resume. God becomes a person, and by giving himself to us, we become gods, that is, people who are United with God. God is our life and temperament. (3: 4 in the west, 4 in the latter. )

Thank God, we live in such an era, a pious, great and mysterious era, and God made himself appear in our physical age. In this era, we don't need to obey the law; We have Christ, the embodiment of the Trinity God, and today Christ is realized as a spirit that gives life, final completion and recombination. (Cole. 15: 45.) Today we are integrated with this composite spirit. (6 17. Today, many people in Christianity still stay in the economics of the Old Testament. They don't understand the word of the Lord in chapters 14 to 17 of John's gospel, and they don't understand Paul's fourteen letters. Not only that, they don't understand our meaning in Christ. We have believed and immersed ourselves in Christ, and now we are in him. In Christ, everything is fine; Outside of him, everything is a mess. We all need to follow God's revelation, from holding high the personal concept of law to holding high the sacred concept of Christ.