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Heart of David: Worshiper and Warrior
Author: Martha Kilpatrick
Author: Martha Kilpatrick
Jesus. Hinted at by prophets, glimpsed in brief segments by the seers. Yet David! David saw Him. Not by shadows, not by bits and glimmers. David saw Him, actually beheld Him by a clarity and constancy of no one else in all of Old Testament time . . . as such, he was captured and enthralled. "I saw the Lord always before me, because he is at my right hand, I will not be shaken." (Psalm 16:8; Acts 2:25)
Being Human
Author: Martha Kilpatrick 1 February 2002
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David, so singled out for favor.
Mentioned till the end of time
and after that . . . forever.
Linked to the Son,
whose throne was named
for this all-too-human king.
David, splendid to God, gave Him pleasure
causing the Divine to remember him,
and hold him forth for all of
Christian history.
What was his anchor to God
that he should know such a glowing presence
of God . . .
such lasting magnitude
for himself?
The answer is a surprise to the religious
and a comfort to the deficient.
David was human -
fully, deliberately, comfortably
always . . . just human.
And God loved him
for his humanity.
God is interested in human beings.
Not in dolls or clowns or ... read remainder of article
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