One Line from Psalm 84 has caught my attention. Here it is: "How amiable are thy tabernacles, O LORD of hosts!" Spoken straight to the Lord, the writer adores God's "tabernacles." The Hebrew noun used her is "mishkan," a derivative of the word … [Continue reading]
WHERE ALL PRAYERS COALESCE!
The verb "coalesce" has a Latin background. It basically means "to grow" or "to grow up" (a Latin infinitive spelled "alescere"), with the prefix "co" ("cum" in Latin) meaning "with" or "together" ... we get "a number of elements coming together to … [Continue reading]
A SERMON FOR THE “JUDGES” OF A LAND!
Yes, God holds Kings accountable for their deeds, good or evil. That of course includes Presidents as well, or any other head of state. Even the JUDIACIARY does not escape God's all-seeing Eye! Judges, enforcers of right and wrong … [Continue reading]
FROM A “CAVE” TO THE “CHOIR!”
In Psalm 57 ... David is being chased relentlessly by King Saul. For years this was the case! And "the man after God's Own Heart" (Acts 13:22) had to flee for his life time and time again. Notice the Introduction to our Psalm, often called the … [Continue reading]
A LINE OF PRAISE, THRICE REPEATED, IN A SINGLE PSALM!
Psalm 56 is our Text this morning. And we notice particularly Verse 4 where David resolutely writes: "In God I will praise His Word." Then again in Verse 10 the pledge is repeated: "In God will I praise His Word." Well really this promise … [Continue reading]
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