According to Psalm 1.2-3, “...his delight is in the law of the LORD, and in His law he meditates day and night... and in whatever he does, he prospers.”
God is a promise-maker and a promise-keeper. He made a promise in the first chapter of Psalms. I’m told I will prosper in “whatever” I do.
The promise is, of course, conditional. The text presumes I “delight in the law of the LORD” and meditate in it “day and night.” I love the scriptures and I think about them frequently throughout my day and evening. Do I qualify for the prosperity God promised? I assume any believer who reads and meditates on God’s Word will be so blessed. There’s nothing magic or hidden in the passage. It’s a simple, fully disclosed, straight-forward, and transparent promise made clear from the pages of a loving Creator’s Holy Book. I accept His gift of prosperity as an act of faith.
