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Daily Archives: July 16, 2011
Psalm 33
For my weekly quiet time this week, I’ll be blogging about Psalm 33 and its interpreters. Psalm 33 encourages the righteous to praise the LORD with musical instruments. It talks about how God is the creator—who made the heavens by … Continue reading
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God Working, Psalm 73, Lamentations 3, Isaiah 26:19
I’m still reading Understanding Poets and Prophets: Essays in Honour of George Wishart Anderson. Here are some items that interested my in my reading for today: 1. D.L. Mealand, in “John 5 and the Limits of Rhetorical Criticism”, mentions on … Continue reading
