THE SEED
“Your procession, God, has come into view, the procession of my God and King. “Psalm 68:24
It was spectacular to watch the Coronation Procession of King Charles III (UK) on 6 th May 2023. Over 6000 armed forces personnel marched in the rain from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace. There were 8 processional groups representing different parts of the armed forces, and they started the procession precisely at 12am till 07:19, with precision. When I considered the procession described by David in Psalm 68: 24 – 26, it signifies the end of exodus, a jubilation of great triumph over their enemies and happiness to see the Ark of the covenant into Jerusalem- its resting place. This parade was all about God and no one else, i.e., jubilation, the glory, the funfare, and honour were for God; hence David declaring, your procession, God, has come into view, the procession of my God and King into the sanctuary. We have been encouraged not to neglect meeting together but to fellowship together according to Hebrew 10: 25. As the Lord tarries, there are benefits of being in the presence of God with others. One of these is enjoying the splendour in the procession. King David saw the goodness of God in the procession as he wrote of the order of procession, the singer, the instrumentalists, and the assembly. This composition encouraged us to bless God within the congregation, join in the procession, be precise and timely while you are honouring God. If you are joining in worshiping from your television, social media, radio etc it is a different feeling and incomparable to the joy in your heart when you worship with other people. If you have the opportunity, be eager to visit the sanctuary to worship properly. Prophet Isaiah saw the vision of the throne and the Temple Isaiah 6:1- 3, you can only see these when you are in the temple.
BIBLE READING: 1 Chronicles 13: 1-8
PRAYER: Dear God, may my life praise you as we march toward Zion.
ITESIWAJU ỌLORUN
IRUGBIN NAA
“Won ti ri irin re Ọlorun, Ani irin Ọlorun mi, Oba mi ninu ibi Mímo ni.” Iwe Orin Dafidi 68:24
O jẹ iyalẹnu lati wo iwuye Ọba Charles III ti orile ede Geesi(UK)ni ọjọ Kefa, Oṣu Karun ọdun 2023. Ọpọlọpọ omo ogun ti o ju egberun mefà ni won rin ni owoowo lati Westminster Abbey si aafin Buckinghami. Ẹgbe mejọ ló wà tí won ń ṣojú fún onírúurú ẹgbe ọmọ ogun, won sì bere Ilana naa ni deede agogo mejila owuro titi di aago meje koja mokandinlogun. Nígbà tí mo gbé ilana tí Dáfídì soro yewò nínú Sáàmù 68:24-26 , ó toka sí òpin Eksodu, ajoyo ìṣegun nla lori awọn ọtá wọn ati idunu lati ri apoti erí ti o wọ Jerusalemu- ibi isimi rẹ. Tito lowoowo yii wa fun Ọlọrun ko si si ẹlomiran. Bi apere; ajoyo, ogo, ere idaraya ati ọlá wà fun Ọlọrun. Nítorí náà, Dáfídì ń kéde pé, “Ìrìn àjò rẹ, Ọlorun, ti wá sí ojú ìwòye, Ìrìn Ọlorun àti Ọba mi sí ibi mímo.A ti gba wa niyanju lati maṣe ko ipejopo wa síle bikose pe ki a josin ni isokan gege bi Heberu 10: 25 ti wi. Aiti de Oluwa,awọn anfani wa ninu wiwa niwaju Ọlọrun pẹlu awọn omiiran. Okan ninu awọn wọnyi ni gbigbadun ọlanla ninu irin ajo naa.Oba Dafidi ri oore Olorun ninuirin-ajo naa bi o ti kọ nipa ilana irinajo. Awon akọrin, awọn alulu, ati awọn ijọ. Eyi gba wa niyanju lati yin Ọlọrun laarin ijọ, darapọ mọ ninu ilana, se deede lakoko ti o n bọla fun Ọlọrun. Ti Iwo ba n darapo mo ijosin, Lati amohunmaworan re tàbí fonran ayelujara, redio,a.b.b.l., imolara re yàto, ko si ni afiwe pelú ayo ti o wa ninu Okan re nigba ti Iwo ba n josin pelú awon eniyan. Ti o ba ni àǹfààní, ma jeki Inu re maa dun Lati josin nile Oluwa. Wolii Isaiah ri iran itẹ ati tẹmpili Isaiah 6:1-3 , awọn wọnyi nikan ni o le rii nigbati o ba wa ninu tẹmpili.
BIBELI KIKA: 1 Kíróníkà 13:1-8
ADURA: Olorun mi, jeki aye mi yin O bi a ti nrin lo si Sioni.