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Part of Speech: Noun, Feminine Transliteration: megaleiotes Phonetic. Spelling: (meg-al-i-ot'-ace) Short Definition: majesty Definition: (divine ... //strongsnumbers.com/greek2/3168.htm - 6k. 3169. megaloprepes -- befitting a great one.
1090 God, majesty of. The greatness and splendour of God, revealed in his creation and mighty works of deliverance. On account of his majesty, God is worthy of praise and adoration from all people. Heb 8:1 See also 1Sa 15:29; Ps 24:10 The word translated “glory” also means “majesty”; Heb 1:3-4.
God's glory demands praise. Thus, this psalm reminds us why we worship God even as it calls us to worship. In a sense, we join ourselves to the robe of majesty that surrounds God when we worship him.
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We all have at least one song—perhaps several—that moves us. Songs that have a way of touching our emotions. Stir something within us. Maybe they put a smile on our face or make us want to dance. Even if the song is in a language we don’t know, the music itself can often move us. (Just ask somebody who loves opera.) Music is such a universal langua...
NOTES ALTERNATE QUESTION: What might hinder us from praising God?
handout, and distribute them to group members to provide context for this passage. Invite volunteers to read the relevant points aloud. RECAP: We can exalt the name of the Lord for who He is and what He does in our lives. His love and mercy are sure. His truth endures to all generations. Who God was to David, God will be to us. Our natural reaction...
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ALTERNATE QUESTION: Who has modeled humility in your life?
GUIDE: Direct the group to page 27 of the PSG. Encourage them to choose one of the following applications: Consider. Think about how God displays His majesty around you. Write down items that are important to you. Look for opportunities to share about these blessings with others. Hear. Create a playlist of songs that lift up the majesty of God. Lis...
TRANSITION: Read or restate “The Point” for this session: “God is majestic and exalted by everything He does.” PRAY: Thank God for the way He exalts the humble. Ask Him to remove pride from our lives so that we can exalt His name through our lives. SCAN ME
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Seeing God’s Majesty. Choose one of the following images that cause you to worship God in His majesty. Then offer a prayer of praise to Him. NOTES My Prayer:
ACTIVITY (OPTIONAL): Play a song of praise exalting God’s majesty. Then close in prayer. NOTE: A video option can be found at BibleStudiesforLife.com/AdultExtra. ACTIVITY (OPTIONAL): Challenge group members to look around your meeting space and find “Objects and Symbols” that represent what the world encourages us to worship rather than God. (For e...
Majesty: from megas, "great," denotes "greatness, majesty;" it is used of God the Father, signifying His greatness and dignity, in Hbr 1:3, "the Majesty (on high)," and Hbr 8:1, "the Majesty (in the Heavens);" and in an ascription of praise acknowledging the attributes of God in Jud 1:25.
The Bible uses a host of ways to get at it. Sometimes we even say “God is awesome.” In the old days, they would say, “God is terrible.” It’s not how we use that word today, but “the majesty of God” is one of the ways we express the God-ness of who God is.
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In the New Testament, God’s name is manifested most clearly in Jesus Christ. He is called “the Word” (John 1:1), and Jesus Himself makes the claim that He has revealed the name of God (John 17:6). God’s name is His promise to dwell with His people.
