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Tehilim (Psalms) – "songs of praise".

my personal blessings from studying the Psalms

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My name is Rod and I became a follower of Jesus at the age of 19 and have continued to follow Him for the last 50 years. I love studying the Word of God and sharing it with others.

# 256 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 83. Make them like tumbleweed.

Wilcock (quoting Tate) speaks of Psalm 83 as “this little-read psalm.” (# 5) This may be true, but is there … More

# 255 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 82. Poverty and Justice.

On the front page of “The Poverty and Justice Bible” (which just basically highlights all the verses related to these … More

# 254 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 82. “Strange and hotly debated”.

This psalm has an incredible message and gives us an amazing insight into God’s priorities in the governing of this, … More

# 253 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 81 Don’t waste your life in 2021. Listen!

I remember a friend telling me his story – the story that almost broke his father’s heart. Despite his father’s … More

# 252 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 81. The most significant unprecedented event ever!

What a strange thing it was for me, that first time I sat in a church amongst a group of … More

# 251 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 80. I am the True Vine.

In Pakistan we had many Muslim friends who actually enjoyed discussing “religion” with us. For some it was a ‘sport’ … More

# 250 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 80. A song about a vineyard.

The prophet Isaiah wrote down the words of a song. A beautiful song with a deep and meaningful message. It … More

# 249 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 80. Remarkable Shepherds.

Living in Australia, to talk of shepherds is a bit foreign for most people, particularly those living in big cities. … More

# 248 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 80. Restore us, O God.

What a sad sight it was. I saw it one day as we drove past the house where it was … More

247 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 79. Lord, have mercy!

I was talking to a man who had had quite a radical change in his career. He had enjoyed his … More

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