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What does Psalm 110:3 teach about God's people?

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Psalm 110:3 teaches that God's people will be made willing in the day of His power, serving Him with enthusiasm.

Psalm 110:3 emphasizes that when God exerts His power, His people will respond with a willing spirit to serve Him. This reflects the transformative work of God's grace in our hearts—a change that is not coerced but heartily embraced. As it states, 'thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power,' it illustrates that the gift of faith leads to a joyful and voluntary response to God's calling. This willingness is not a duty, but a passion driven by the recognition of His sovereignty and majesty, recognizing the glory of the One who died for us and rose again.
Scripture References: Psalm 110:3

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Made Willing
Greg Elmquist · Apr 12, 2020
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