I read Psalm 9:
David writes a song that praises God for His righteous justice over the nations, which keeps them knowing that they are only men, nothing more.
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I read Psalm 9:
David writes a song that praises God for His righteous justice over the nations, which keeps them knowing that they are only men, nothing more.
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Today I read Psalm 8:
David writes a song which comments on the majesty of God, and the privileged status humanity enjoys because of His setting things in motion the way He did.
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Today I read Psalm 7:
God is asked to send His wrath on those who do evil, allowing their plans to recoil on themselves.
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I listened to Psalm 6:
David weeps and cries out to God for relief from his enemies, and knows God will answer.
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Today I read Psalm 5:
The lyrics of this Psalm affirm that God blesses the righteous and hates those who do wrong.
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Today I read Luke 5:
Jesus teaches many, miraculously directs men to catch lots of fish, heals a man with leprosy and a paralyzed man too, so some people react in awe, some praising God, and some with anger and contempt.
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I read Luke 4 today:
Satan tried to tempt Jesus, but failed to get him to fail. He also got some synagogue people mad, then cast out demons from, and healed some people.
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Today I read Luke 3:
Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist, and John was imprisoned by Herod, Jesus began His ministry at 30 and has a genealogy that goes all the way back to Adam and God.
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Today I read Luke 2:
Jesus is foretold, born, consecrated to the Lord, prophesied about, and temporarily separated from his parents as a young boy in the temple.
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I read Luke 1 today:
Luke writes his account for the benefit of his friend Theophilus (and us) about miraculous conceptions and the the foretold births of Jesus and John.
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