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Category Archives: Bible reading
God Is Looking for a Few Good Psalm 1 Men (Thoughts on Psalm 1:2)
God is looking for a few good men. A few good “Psalm 1 Men.” What is a “Psalm 1 Man”? A Psalm 1 Man is a man of the Word. He is a man of his word, but more importantly, … Continue reading
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The Purpose of Pain (Hosea 6:1-2)
For centuries Christians have believed that the Bible is the Word of God. And so I’m fascinated by the way the Bible describes itself. Many words are used to communicate the nature and purpose of this Book of books. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged Hebrews 4:12, Hosea 6:1-2, Jeremiah 23:29, purpose of pain
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What Do You Long For? (Psalm 119:174)
“I long for your salvation, Lord, and your law gives me delight” (Psalm 119:174). The psalmist has poured out his heart, perhaps over many years, in the writing of Psalm 119. Has any writer of Scripture told us so much … Continue reading
Do We Love God or The Word of God? (Psalm 119:167)
We love to use the word “love”, don’t we? I love football and pizza and ice cream — not to mention 1,001 other things that may or may not deserve such a high accolade. The writer of Psalm 119 is … Continue reading
Why Does the Psalmist Pray for Salvation in Psalm 119?
We don’t know who wrote Psalm 119, but we do know much about him because he mentions his circumstances many times. In Psalm 119:153-160 he is especially concerned about his situation, for seven of the eight verses in this stanza … Continue reading
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What Does It Mean To Obey The Word? (Psalm 119:145)
“I call with all my heart; answer me, Lord, and I will obey your decrees.” So prays the psalmist in Psalm 119:145. Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, is all about the Bible. The writer tells us many … Continue reading
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A Psalmist’s Obsession: The Righteousness of God in Psalm 119
One of the easiest ways to understand a portion of Scripture is to look for repeated words. When the writer refers to something several times within a few verses, he’s trying to emphasize that topic. We do that every day … Continue reading
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How To Be Amazed By Psalm 119
Psalm 119 is a fascinating portion of Scripture for at least two reasons. First and most obviously, it is fascinating simply because it is in the Bible and so comes from the very mind and mouth of God. That is … Continue reading
Is There A Place For Hatred In The Christian Life? (Psalm 119:28)
In Psalm 119:127-28 we learn much about the man who wrote the longest chapter in the Bible. He was a man of great passion – he loved the good and hated what is evil. “Because I love your commands more … Continue reading
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Is Fear of God Still Necessary? (Psalm 119:120)
Psalm 119:120 says, “My flesh trembles in fear of you; I stand in awe of your laws.” We don’t know who wrote Psalm 119. I sure wish we did. Certainly David is a likely candidate, for the writer of this … Continue reading