Passion for Praise: 'Your Messengers'

Wednesday, September 25, 1957

Let all that I am praise the Lord. O Lord my God, how great you are! ... The winds are your messengers, flames of fire are your servant.
— Psalm 104:1, 4

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Illustration

Illustration of Psalm 104:1, 4 — Let all that I am praise the Lord. O Lord my God, how great you are! ... The winds are your messengers, flames of fire are your servant.

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Passion for Praise is a daily devotional consisting of a passage of Scripture that emphasizes praise to our God.

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