Lord, Thy Name is called Jesus

Lord Jesus - your name above all other names ..

Amen for the name above every name..."OH LORD JESUS!
"OH LORD JESUS!
AMEN!
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A. In the Mixed Expressions of the Sentiment of God’s Lovers and Seekers, Christ Being Revealed as the Centrality and Universality of God’s Economy

In the mixed expressions of the sentiment of God’s lovers and seekers, Christ is revealed as the centrality and universality of God’s economy. David was surely a lover of God and a seeker of God just as Peter was in the New Testament. Peter made mistakes, but he loved the Lord and sought after the Lord. This is why the Lord came to him and asked him, “Simon... do you love Me? ” ( John 21:17 ). Christ would not ask someone this question if he did not love Him. For Christ to ask Peter if he loved Him is precious. David was also a lover and a seeker of God. In the mixed expressions of his sentiment, Christ is revealed as the centrality and universality of God’s economy.

1. Having Been Anointed to Be God’s Messiah

Psalm 2 reveals that Christ has been anointed to be God’s Messiah, resurrected to be the firstborn Son of God, and installed to be God’s King; He has also been given the nations as His inheritance and the earth as His possession for His kingdom.

2. Bringing God into Man in His Incarnation and Man into God in His Resurrection

Psalm 8 reveals that as the embodiment of God, Christ has brought God into man in His incarnation and man into God in His resurrection, thus bringing heaven to the earth and joining the earth to heaven to be the excellent One in all the earth.

3. As the God-man, Mingled with Divinity and Humanity

Psalm 16 reveals that as the God-man, mingled with divinity and humanity, Christ took God as His portion, being obedient to God unto death, resurrecting into glory, ascending to His heavenly attainments and obtainments, and sitting at the right hand of God for the accomplishment of God’s eternal economy concerning the church, the Body of Christ.

4. Dying an All-inclusive Vicarious Death and Entering into the Church-producing Resurrection

Psalms 22—24 reveal that Christ died an all-inclusive vicarious death and entered into the church-producing resurrection. In resurrection He became the Shepherd of God’s flock, leading the sheep of God to participate in the church as the house of God in this age, consummating in the New Jerusalem in the coming age and in the eternal age; and He will be God’s triumphant King of glory to reign in God’s eternal kingdom.

5. Coming to Do the Will of God to Fulfill and Replace All the Old Testament Sacrifices and Offerings

Psalm 40:6-8 reveals that Christ came to do the will of God to fulfill and replace all the Old Testament sacrifices and offerings according to what is written in the Old Testament concerning Him.

Life-study of the Psalms

Message 18 (LSM)

Our Immanuel we exalt thee! And they praise will ever sing!

As I was getting ready for work this hymn came to me but couldn't remember the hymn so I just hummed it. After coming home and eating the tune came to me again so when looking for it. The Lord reminded me ot was hymn 68 I came here to check and yes this was the hymn I was humming hallelujah! Lord Thy Name is called Jesus, Wonderful is this dear Name. Amen

Lord we treasure all Thy names! Amen!

Praise the Lord!!! hallelujah we can regain His love to our spirit!!! Jesus is the One who deserves the praise, and He is the One who can do anything!!!! I heard this song when we were in Anaheim for training center when I was about 6 to 5 years old!! Praise the God of the universe!!!!

Oh previous Saviour, we adore Thee. Oh Lord, how we treasure all Thy dear names. Thou are called Jesus, Thou art titled Christ; God's anointed, Thou art also called Emmanuel; God with us, Thou art the Prince of Peace; One Who reconciles us to God, Thou art our Redeemer; In You is our salvation. We worship You Lord and will forever sing thy praise. Amen.