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Worship Devotional - "Remembering Is Doing"

Nov 03, 2025

Key Scripture: "But remember me when it is well with you, and please show kindness to me; make mention of me to Pharaoh, and get me out of this house." - Genesis 40:14

 

Reflection When Joseph asked Pharaoh's butler to "remember" him, he wasn't asking for a passing thought - he was asking for action. The Hebrew word "zakar" means both to remember and to mention, to think and to act. To the Jewish mind, the deed was always more important than the creed. To remember was to act.

This transforms your understanding of what it means to remember God's promises. When you remind God of His Word, you're not informing Him of something He forgot - you're inviting Him to react to His promises on your behalf. Joseph was essentially saying, "When you think of me, act on my behalf. Let your thoughts be followed by actions that will bring me deliverance."

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