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Don’t Be Like Them

Don’t Be Like Them
Psalm 96:3 – Our fathers understood not thy wonders in Egypt; they remembered not the multitude of thy mercies; but provoked him at the sea, even at the Red sea.

Histories are documented for the avoidance of same mistake. God is a merciful God that does wonders far beyond the understanding of human but His merciful nature doesn't mean He does not get angry. Our fathers [biblical patriarch and matriarch] provoked God despite the wonders He did for them.

How did they provoke God? They murmur against Moses and against God. They regarded not the operations of God’s hands. Their minds were filled and chocked with the thought and desires of Egypt [the world]. Exodus 14:11.

Beloved, there are wonders that God did for your life and that of your families and friends, please don’t provoke God by not remembering His mercies towards your life. Your life is a wonder of God and not your wisdom nor strategies. Don’t let your heart be chocked with the desires of this world. Understand that you are alive because of the wonders of God.



Failing to understand the wonders of God is to give His glory to another. Don’t give God’s glory to another, don’t forget His mercies and don’t provoke God. When you don’t do these things, the wonders of God will continually be multiplied. I pray that we will not repeat negative history in Jesus name, Amen. Shalom!

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