Romans 1:1-17 starts with an eloquent greeting to all in Rome, and it is just as valid for us today as it was then. Paul longed to visit Rome and impart scriptural spiritual wisdom, such as “the Just shall live by Faith.”
Nehemiah 4. Through strong opposition the building of the wall was defended.
Nehemiah 5. Nehemiah encountered oppression but showed great generosity.
Psalm 54 , of David. A short prayer with conviction that God is David’s helper.
Romans 1:1-17 starts with an eloquent greeting to all in Rome, and it is just as valid for us today as it was then. Paul longed to visit Rome and impart scriptural spiritual wisdom, such as “the Just shall live by Faith.”
Nehemiah 4. Through strong opposition the building of the wall was defended.
Nehemiah 5. Nehemiah encountered oppression but showed great generosity.
Psalm 54 , of David. A short prayer with conviction that God is David’s helper.
In between the Apostle Paul’s Second letter to the Corinthians and his letter to the Galatians we read three Psalms and three chapters of Job.
July 17: Psalm 53, Psalm 54, Psalm 55, Job 6, Job 7, Job 8 (click on the chapter to begin reading).
Psalm 53, of David. This is a short Psalm telling about fools that say “No God”
Psalm 54, of David. A short prayer with conviction that God is David’s helper.
Psalm 55, of David. When treacherous friends and a multitude of enemies attack David still trusted God.
Job 6. Time for Job to reply: “My Complaint is Just.” And
Job 7. “My Suffering is without Comfort.”
Job 8. Bildad, the Shuhite replied: “Job Should Repent.”
In between Second Corinthians and Galatians we read three Psalms and three chapters of Job.
July 17: Psalm 53, Psalm 54, Psalm 55, Job 6, Job 7, Job 8 (click on the chapter to begin reading).
Psalm 53, of David. A short Psalm telling about fools that say “No God”
Psalm 54, of David. A snort prayer with conviction that God is David’s helper.
Psalm 55, of David. When treacherous friends and a multitude of enemies attack David still trusts God.
Job 6. Time for Job to reply: “My Complaint is Just.” And
Job 7. “My Suffering is without Comfort.”
Job 8. Bildad, the Shuhite replied: “Job Should Repent.”
Psalm 54, of David.
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