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IOM America

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Know Before Whom You Stand

Beloved, there is unparalleled power and confidence in knowing who you stand with and in front of—the Living God. When you stand with Him, you are not alone; you are backed by the Creator of the universe, the One who holds all power and authority.

His presence brings strength to the weak, courage to the fearful, and hope to the hopeless. In every trial and triumph, remember that you stand with, and before, the Almighty, whose love never fails and whose promises are always true. Stand firm, for with God by your side, victory is assured!

The Hebrew phrase “Da Lifnei Mi Atah Omed” (דע לפני מי אתה עומד) translates to “Know before whom you stand.” This powerful statement, often found in synagogues, serves as a profound reminder of God’s holy presence. It calls us to approach Him with reverence, humility, and awareness.

As believers, our identity is deeply rooted in this understanding. We stand before the Living God, the Creator of the universe, who knows us intimately and loves us unconditionally.

This awareness transforms how we live our lives. It compels us to walk in humility, recognizing that our actions, thoughts, and words are always before Him.

In the presence of such a holy and loving God, we find our true identity. We are His children, called to reflect His glory and to live in a way that honors Him. Knowing before whom we stand gives us the strength to face challenges, the courage to stand for truth, and the grace to love others as He loves us.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, we stand in awe of Your presence. Cause us to always remember before whom we stand and to live our lives in a way that honors You. May our identity be firmly rooted in Your love and grace. Guide us to reflect Your glory in all that we do. In Yeshua’s name, Amen.

Application: Take a moment today to reflect on the presence of God in your life. Consider how this awareness can shape your actions and decisions. Let the knowledge of standing before the Living God inspire you to live with integrity, humility, and love.

Review Habakkuk 2:20

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