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hence the Masorah calls this psalm the Great Alphabet. This the psalmist did, perhaps to excite attention to what he said, and also to help the memory. And it is observable that there are very few verses in the whole, not more than one or two, but what has something in it concerning...
– Psalm 145:13 "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God." – Isaiah 41:10 "He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak." – Isaiah 40:29 "For no word from God will ever fail." – Luke 1:37 "And we know that ...
Bible Study Questions1. What does it mean to be "blessed" according to Psalm 1:1, and how does this compare to worldly definitions of happiness?2. How can we identify and avoid the "counsel of the wicked" in our daily lives?3. In what ways might we find ourselves "standing in the ...
Free section: Psalm 23:1 (13 slides)Price: $39 $19“This Photo Companion to the Bible introduces you to the lay of the land—its beauty and danger—in which Israelite shepherds work, along with their ancient traditions. Each slide is accompanied by a brief commentary that explains the ...
Psalm139ESVStudyBible Psalm139ESVStudyBible Psalm 139 Some instructions are needed. Below, you will see some words that appear to be misspelled. For example, verse 1 reads, “Y ou have psearched me...” The letter “p” at the beginning of the word “searched” is meant to indicate an...
However, there is one gap in the study of the Qur’an’s self-referentiality. When referring to its own revelation and inspiration, the Qur’an compares itself to other scriptures. Therefore, it is imperative to understand the historical context of what the Qur’an’s audience understood of ...
Berean Study Bible Better Is One Day in Your Courts Psalm 84:1 How lovely The Hebrew word used here is "יְדִידוֹת" (yedidot), which conveys a sense of belovedness and beauty. This word sets the tone for the entire Psalm, expressing a deep affection and ...