But notice what this hope you are promised by God is anchored in! Over two centuries ago, Edward Mote captured this concept poetically in verses that we still sing today

Yet notice that today's passage is more than just a recitation of indicatives detailing what God has But yet notice that this imperative is set in a passive voice - be reconciled.

But we also noticed how Psalm 95 demonstrates God's immanence (His nearness and presence in our daily The LORD noticed their complete lack of alignment with Him; their hearts went astray and they have not

Notice the tension that the Canons hold us in as they summarize scripture. Notice that God will demand an accounting from every living thing - man and beast.

Notice the switch from the singular man to the plural they. Notice that we can't even blame Lady Folly for her seduction - we actively go in search of her schemes

I spent twenty five years as a first responder, and in the thousands of incidents I responded to, I noticed But notice there's not a single mention of the Devil or demons anywhere in this passage!

But notice how Paul stitches together so much scripture as he weaves such an ugly, yet realistic picture Notice how much our mind and mouth are predominantly the source of our sin!

We’re here to notice what Moses noticed: that the LORD will be faithful to His people despite our continual

Summary You've noticed what the psalmist Asaph notices here, probably more often than not.

He writes we heard it (notice the plural - John was one of many), we have seen it and they even touched Notice that the Canons root this security in your fellowship with the Father and His Son.