The psalms comprise the ancient hymnal of God’s people. They express emotions to God or about God. We wrap up our week-long study with some facts about the psalms, key words that can be used to summarize them, and reasons for memorizing them. Scriptures referenced include Psalm 29:1-2; Psalm 119; Psalm 117; Psalm 72; Psalm 127; Psalm 90; Psalm 88-89; Psalm 137; Psalm 8; Psalm 93; Psalm 145; Psalm 45; Psalm 60: Psalm 22; Psalm 57; Psalm 13; Psalm 30; and Psalm 150. Check out our website for our recommended list of 300 verses to memorize. That list includes 37 passages from the book of Psalms.
Jeremiah has been dubbed “the weeping prophet” because of the often-gloomy nature of his message and the grief he expresses for his people. Today’s...
Michel de Montaigne, the French Renaissance philosopher once opined that “a good marriage would be between a blind wife and a deaf husband.” This...
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