OUR GOD IS AN AWESOME GOD
Scripture: PSALMS 139:1-18
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Our God Is An Awesome God
James Merritt
Psalm 139:1-18
Introduction
1. Robert wells wrote a book entitled: is a blue whale the biggest thing there is? It is a children's book to help little ones see just how big the universe really is.
2. The largest animal on earth is the blue whale. Just the flippers on its tail are bigger than most animals on earth. But a blue whale isn't anywhere near as big as a mountain. If you could put one hundred blue whales inside of a huge jar, you could put millions of those whale jars inside a hollowed- out mount Everest.
3. But mount Everest isn't anywhere near as big as the earth. If you stack one hundred mount Everest's on top of one another, it would be just a whisker on the face of the earth. The earth isn't anywhere near as big as the sun. You could fit one million earths inside of the sun.
4. But the sun isn't anywhere near as big as a red super giant star called Antares. You could fit fifty millions of our suns inside of Antares. But Antares isn't anywhere near as big as the milky way galaxy. Billions of stars, including super stars like Antares, make up the milky way galaxy.
5. But the milky way galaxy isn't anywhere near as big as the universe. There are billions of other galaxies in the universe. Yet, filled with billions of galaxies, the universe is almost totally empty. The distances from one galaxy to another are beyond human calculation. The one who created it all spoke it into being and sustains it with his power.
6. But I still have not done justice to the greatness of god. David, in psalm 139, tells us more about god than we are told practically anywhere else in the bible, and describes for us just how awesome god really is.
I. In his perception god is omniscient
1. Now the word omniscient comes from the LatinOmnii which means ''all,'' and the Latin word Scientia which means ''to know.'' literally it means ''all knowing.'' god knows everything about everything and everyone all of the ...
James Merritt
Psalm 139:1-18
Introduction
1. Robert wells wrote a book entitled: is a blue whale the biggest thing there is? It is a children's book to help little ones see just how big the universe really is.
2. The largest animal on earth is the blue whale. Just the flippers on its tail are bigger than most animals on earth. But a blue whale isn't anywhere near as big as a mountain. If you could put one hundred blue whales inside of a huge jar, you could put millions of those whale jars inside a hollowed- out mount Everest.
3. But mount Everest isn't anywhere near as big as the earth. If you stack one hundred mount Everest's on top of one another, it would be just a whisker on the face of the earth. The earth isn't anywhere near as big as the sun. You could fit one million earths inside of the sun.
4. But the sun isn't anywhere near as big as a red super giant star called Antares. You could fit fifty millions of our suns inside of Antares. But Antares isn't anywhere near as big as the milky way galaxy. Billions of stars, including super stars like Antares, make up the milky way galaxy.
5. But the milky way galaxy isn't anywhere near as big as the universe. There are billions of other galaxies in the universe. Yet, filled with billions of galaxies, the universe is almost totally empty. The distances from one galaxy to another are beyond human calculation. The one who created it all spoke it into being and sustains it with his power.
6. But I still have not done justice to the greatness of god. David, in psalm 139, tells us more about god than we are told practically anywhere else in the bible, and describes for us just how awesome god really is.
I. In his perception god is omniscient
1. Now the word omniscient comes from the LatinOmnii which means ''all,'' and the Latin word Scientia which means ''to know.'' literally it means ''all knowing.'' god knows everything about everything and everyone all of the ...
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