I will extol thee, my God O, King

This verse reveals Aleph once again grammatically expressing the idea of I Will placed before a verb. ארוממך ‎ (aromimkah, I will extol), formed from the root רום ‎ (ruwm, extol/elevate/uplift) prefixed with Aleph (א ‎).

This is what the LORD says:
"Stand at the crossroads and look;
ask for the ancient paths,
ask where the good way is, and walk in it,
and you will find rest for your souls.
But you said, 'We will not walk in it"

Jeremiah 6:16 ( NIV )

There are times when it is necessary to stop and look for the old ways, the good ancient paths which will give us rest for our soul, at times when we feel lost and confused by so many new things happening at once and so many circumstances pushing us to forget the source of our strength and peace, it is then when our soul must stop and observe, ask and meditate on the path to follow.The path to walk in.

Personally I have chosen to follow a path of humbleness, praise and exaltation to our God I have learned that through hard times of trial and experimenting triumph as well. Through sadness anger and temptation. I have always come back to praising Him.

Personally I have come to a point where I know it is God who guides my life to the destiny and purpose he has ordained for me. It is when I respond to that calling that I feel at peace and plenty of joy. It is then when I have hope. It is then when I can experiment an increase of faith and health.

To walk in the ancient paths of God-ordained way of worship, based in His Word, His eternal goodness is like St. Augustine said in his autobiography: “Lord, you have made us for yourself and our hearts find no rest until they rest in you!”

I extol your name my God
I thank you deeply for your work in me
for your many blessings I have no words to express
so much gratitude, so much praise
I simply humbly just exult your name up high.
Forever and ever
Eternamente y para siempre
Pat Garcia