Summary
There's David who writes in Psalm 142, he says, look on my right hand and see, there is no one who takes notice of me. We don't need to fear being alone because we are never alone. He knows the action and the inaction and would it not make logical sense because God knows us better than we know ourselves, wouldn't make logical sense for God to say, that's it. In His grace and His mercy, He sends the sun, the Lord Jesus Christ, and Jesus bears all of that on the cross, winning for us through His blood for goodness, opening up the gates of heaven because we're clothed in the waters of baptism and the righteousness of Christ instead of abandoning us, which should make sense to our minds. There is no need to fear being alone because you will never be alone. When we bow before him in the glory of heaven itself and we know that this is one more day in all of eternity in the very presence of God and we experience the reality of the promise that he will never leave us nor forsake us in all of its heavenly glory and it's heavenly beauty until that day God gives us the privilege and calls us to be instruments of his divine presence to be instruments of his divine presence.
Video citations
- Alone: "Fear of Being Alone" 2-9-25 — Would you open your Bible's please with me to Psalm 139? Psalm 139, if you're using a Pew edition of Holy Scripture, you're going to find that in the Old Testament on page 540, Psalm 139. It was…