Biblical meditation is taking time to soak and saturate yourself in the word of life. It should not be confused with the occultic practice of closing your eyes, breathing or gazing into the sky for extrasensory experiences. God is the Object of our meditation – His Person, will, works, creation, wonders, etc. The word of …
Biblical meditation is taking time to soak and saturate yourself in the word of life. It should not be confused with the occultic practice of closing your eyes, breathing or gazing into the sky for extrasensory experiences. God is the Object of our meditation – His Person, will, works, creation, wonders, etc. The word of God is the revelation of His mind to us. It contains commandments for us to obey, warnings for us to heed, promises for us to claim, duties for us to do, comfort for us to repose in, etc.
