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God's Resume Is Actually Insane.

Q: What Is the Relationship Between Faith and Science?

Science asks 'how?' The Bible asks 'who?' and 'why?' They're not competing answers to the same question. The conflict model is modern — historically, faith and science were allies.

Psalms 111 — Someone read God's whole resume and couldn't shut up about it

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Key Takeaways

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom — reverence for God is literally the smartest flex a person can have, and that's the whole thesis of this psalm.

This is an acrostic poem covering every letter of the Hebrew alphabet — the psalmist is saying God's greatness runs A to Z with zero gaps.
God's resume includes feeding His people, keeping promises that were generations old, and handing out entire nations as inheritance — elite provider energy.
Every single thing God does is faithful and just, and His instructions don't get patched or updated — the track record is flawless.
The psalm starts with praise, ends with praise, and the point is clear — when you zoom in on what God actually does, you can't stop talking about it.

📢 Chapter 111 — God's Resume Is Actually Insane 👑

This is a straight-up anthem. No requests, no complaints, no "why me" energy — just someone who looked at everything God has done and said, "I need to talk about this."

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It's an poem in the original , meaning every line starts with the next letter of the alphabet. That's not random — it means the psalmist is saying God's greatness covers everything from A to Z. Every angle. Every category. from start to finish.

Whole Heart Worship 🙌

The psalm opens with a declaration — not a whisper, not a casual mention, but a full commitment to praise:

"Praise the Lord! I'm thanking God with my whole heart — not halfway, not distracted, not multitasking. In the company of people who are about it, in the congregation."

"Everything the Lord does is elite. Anyone who actually pays attention to His work can't stop studying it. His work is full of splendor and majesty, and His Righteousness lasts forever."

This isn't surface-level gratitude. This is someone who zoomed in on what God does and realized — the more you look, the more it gets. His doesn't have an expiration date. ✨

Gracious, Merciful, and He Provides 🫶

The psalmist keeps building the case — God doesn't just do great things, He makes sure they're remembered:

"He made His wondrous works unforgettable. The Lord is gracious and merciful. He provides food for those who fear Him. He remembers His Covenant forever."

"He showed His people the power of what He can do — giving them the Inheritance of the nations."

God isn't just powerful in theory. He showed up. He fed people. He kept that were generations old. And when it was time to give their land, He didn't hold back — He gave them what entire nations had built. That's not mid. That's a provider who never runs out. 💯

Faithful and Just — Every Single Time ⚖️

Now the psalmist shifts from what God does to what God IS — and it's all consistent:

"Everything His hands produce is faithful and just. All His instructions are trustworthy — established forever and ever, carried out with faithfulness and uprightness."

"He sent Redemption to His people. He commanded His covenant forever. Holy and awesome is His name!"

No cap — God's track record is flawless. His precepts aren't suggestions that get updated every few years. They're locked in. And the He sent? That's not a one-time thing He forgot about. He sealed it with a that doesn't expire. His name carries weight that nothing in this world can match. 🔥

The Fear of the Lord Hits Different 🧠

The psalm ends with one of the most quoted statements in all of :

"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Everyone who practices it has a good understanding. His praise endures forever!"

This is the thesis statement for the entire psalm. You want wisdom? You want to actually understand how life works? It starts with reverence for God — not just knowing about Him, but standing in awe of who He is. That's not weakness. That's the smartest posture a person can take.

And the last line brings it full circle — His praise endures forever. It started with praise, it ends with praise, and it never stops. 🎤⬇️