God blesses those who live under his fear. Psalm 128
The blessings of God for every Christian are conditioned to live under the fear of the divine will. Wisdom begins with the fear of God. To fear God does not mean to be afraid of him, but to honor and revere him. When we approach God we must do so in consecration and in remission with the blood of Christ. The man who fears God will receive the blessings described in Psalm 128:
Blessed is everyone who fears the LORD,
who walks in his ways.
2 When you eat the work of your hands,
Blessed shalt thou be, and it shall be well with thee.
3 Your wife shall be like a fruitful vine on the sides of your house, your children like olive plants around your house.
thy children as olive plants round about thy table.
4 Behold, so shall a man be blessed who fears the LORD.
who fears the LORD.
5 Bless the LORD from Zion,
and see the good of Jerusalem all the days of your life,
6 And see your children's children.
Peace be to Israel. Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960).
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The fear of God has to do with wisdom, which is the beginning of every relationship between the believer and God. The Lord gives us the gift of wisdom so that we can understand the divine truths of God's kingdom and put them into practice. By having an understanding of God's ways, we can walk in paths of righteousness and justice. God hates sin, therefore, the wise Christian will understand that his fear of God will lead him to turn away from evil and seek to do good.
The word of God is the lamp that enlightens us to walk in the right paths of goodness and to act according to God's purpose for our lives.
Psalm 128 teaches us that if we live under the fear of the Lord we will walk in his ways, which are right and just for our lives.
Blessed is everyone who fears the Lord,
who walks in his ways. Psalm 128: 1
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The valuable result of walking with the Lord under His fear, enables us to receive His glorious blessings that encompass success in work, family, children, health, abundance of the barn, security and protection from God, as well as leading a happy life with the wonderful hope that all that is done and undertaken will prosper.
Family life will be so full of joy and abundant rejoicing, that the Christian's table will be surrounded by his wife and children with much happiness in sharing the bread that God provides from the work of the head of the family.
Walking in the fear of the Lord opens the gates of happiness and all the beatitudes.
When you eat the work of your hands, you will be blessed,
Blessed are you, and it shall be well with you.
3 Your wife will be like a vine bearing fruit on the sides of your house;
Your children like olive plants around your table.
4 Behold, so shall a man be blessed who fears the LORD.
who fears the LORD. Psalm 128: 2-4
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God will pour down from his sanctuary, abundant blessings for those who walk under his fear. God's sanctuary is full of his glory and riches, waiting only to rain down blessings for those who walk in his ways, keep his commandments and live under his fear.
May God bless you from his holy mountain and cause you to see the good that is to come upon Jerusalem when the Messiah appears for the glorious millennial reign. Zion is the majestic and glorious city of the Lord, from there God will continue to bless those who fear him and walk in love.
Bless the Lord from Zion,
and see the good of Jerusalem all the days of your life. Samo 128: 5
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A great and powerful blessing that comes from the fear of the Lord is the promise of seeing our children and our children's children. Blessed offspring are guaranteed for Christians who live under the fear of God. Consecration and the guidance of the Spirit of God in our lives will help us to stay away from evil and close to the love of God. The greater the consecration and fear of God, the greater the blessing of God for our offspring. We will have healthy, intelligent and God-fearing offspring.
6 And go to your children's children.
Peace be upon Israel. Psalm 128: 6
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Amen and keep n sharing the measage of christ as well