I will give thanks to your name,
O Lord, for it is good.
For he has delivered me from every trouble,
and my eye has looked in triumph on my enemies.
Psalm 54:6-7
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Read the new book by my professor Arthur Walker-Jones
Psalm 118: 24
Reading, reflecting and responding to 150 Psalms in 77 days.
What is the Psalms Project?
This is an 11-week experiment in the Psalms. I plan to read all 150 Psalms over the next 77 days for a course I'm taking on the Psalms as part of my requirements for an MA in theology.
-- I'm reading from the New Revised Standard Version, using The Harper Collins Study Bible.
-- I'm also asking any readers out there in blogland to consider joining in this project in some way. Check in one day a week and read the passages of the day. Comment, comment, comment.
--Consider being a follower, Blogger style.
--This project is not about converting anyone, or imposing my beliefs and values on them. Rather it's about reading the Psalms in chronological order over a relatively short space of time, and writing about my thoughts, reflections and research in an accessible and brief way.
-- I'm reading from the New Revised Standard Version, using The Harper Collins Study Bible.
-- I'm also asking any readers out there in blogland to consider joining in this project in some way. Check in one day a week and read the passages of the day. Comment, comment, comment.
--Consider being a follower, Blogger style.
--This project is not about converting anyone, or imposing my beliefs and values on them. Rather it's about reading the Psalms in chronological order over a relatively short space of time, and writing about my thoughts, reflections and research in an accessible and brief way.
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words fail me
The economist in me loves the line "oppression and fraud do not depart from its market-place."
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