Similar Posts
Psalm 23:2 – Green Grass and Quiet Water
ByhenryGreen grass and quiet water, for both body and soul.
Psalm 119:9 – Talking about Purity
ByhenryHow shall a young man keep to a pure way of life?By keeping it in the bounds of your word! I have a feeling that some would question the way I translated that verse. It’s OK. Poetry is challenging. In this case I was aiming more for meaning that being faithful to the poetic form….
Psalm 119:86 – Valid
ByhenryI highlight the harmful effects of falsehoods and gossip on individuals and communities, emphasizing the importance of truth and accuracy in communication.
Psalm 119:142 – Eternal
ByhenryWe may not always comprehend God or eternity and thus an eternal law. But we can set forth and live it nonetheless.
Yet Again on the Meaning of Inerrancy
ByhenryJohn Hobbins is again correcting the rest of us regarding the meaning of the word inerrancy. The interesting thing here is that I can affirm everything he says about inspiration in his post. He writes in opposition to the approach taken by by Michael Heiser and C. Michael Patton, each of whom have written posts…
Book Extract: The Heart Cries Out on Psalm 119
ByhenryBook Extract: The Heart Cries Out on Psalm 119 Psalm 119 is easily the longest psalm in the Bible, at 176 verses. It is composed as an acrostic, with a stanza of eight verses for each of the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet. It is a meditation and a teaching on the Law of…