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11 Serve [`abad] the LORD [Yahovah] with fear, [yir'ah] and rejoice [giyl] with trembling. [ra`ad]KJV-Interlinear

11 Worship the Lord with reverence, And rejoice with trembling. NASB

Serve as a slave would obey a masters commands.  Not service where you make up your own rules of service.

Rejoice, as in twirling around, to move in a circle, as in the dancing or leaping of the heart.

With fear, as in awe, reverence, or dread of loss, with the understanding that if you do not, then He will arise against you and/or deny or remove blessings.

With trembling, as in a feminine reaction, to shudder, to tremble as when a dearly loved one returns home after a long absence. Trembling such that if you observe any opposition against God, Christ, doctrine, or your spiritual life, then such opposition will be met with overwhelming and just consequences.

Your emotions are thus a mixture of awe and fear toward a God who is merciful and wonderful on the one hand, and powerful and threatening on the other, depending on which side of truth you subscribe your life.

From dust, God has made man. From nothing, God has made humanity. From insignificant things, God has brought life to each one of us, and has promised us not only eternal life, but an inheritance beyond imagination, the value so vast, of which cannot be calculated.

Is that not worth, at the very least, some of your attention?

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