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Job chapter 9 verse 4 he is wise in heart and mighty in strength.

I love this short short phrase, this short description from Job of God.

And Job is obviously wrestling with the character of God

in light of his circumstances, but he knows this, that God is,

listen to this description, wise in heart and mighty in strength, just meditate on that for a moment.

God is wise in heart.

The heart of God is wise.

This is such a needed reminder for us, especially when we're walking through difficult days,

to remember that God is all wise.

And it's not just a knowledge that is wise. It's not just a knowledge that is wise. Of course he is

omniscient, he knows all things, he knows what is best in every circumstance.

He's wise, not just in his mind. The mind of God is certainly wise and so is the heart

of God. His desires, his will, what he wants is wise.

God is wise in heart and mighty in strength.

His strength knows no end. His strength is infinite. God is not only

omniscient, he is omnipotent, all-powerful. And as I think about these together, the wisdom of God and the might of

God, the heart of God and the strength of God. I think about one of my favorite quotes from A.W. Tosa, he said, with the goodness of God to desire our highest welfare, the wisdom of God to plan it, and the power of God to achieve it. What do we lack? Indeed, when you realize

this, even in the middle of hard days where we don't understand why this is happening. We can trust that the goodness of God,

the heart of God, he desires our highest welfare, the wisdom of God to plan it. He is wise in heart and the power of God to achieve it.

He is mighty in strength. We lack nothing. And so we say together, God, we praise you for your perfect wisdom in your heart

and your perfect might in your strength,

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