Day 140 - God in History

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God the Father, Cima de Conegliano
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Today’s Reading

5/21/2019     Day 140 Psalms 76:1 – 78:72


Reflection |
Today
Psalm - Literary Type - Short Reflection
Entering Book 3 - Psalms 73 - 89
Psalm 76 - Hymn to Zion - God is victorious in Zion
Psalm 77 - Mixed type - Mighty acts of God in national
trouble.
Psalm 78 - Unclassified - lessons from the Exodus and
Conquest - God is involved in history.
(NOAB5 - Bible notes)
Background |
Background by Center of Biblical Studies. Background by
Chabad.org | Psalms by Literary Type - Barbara Klugh

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Meditation/Contemplate |
Yet they tested the Most High God, and rebelled against him.

Prayer |
O God, let me focus on you as I focus on my life on the Way.  Amen.

The Next Days of Readings |

5/22/2019     Day 141 Psalms 79:1 – 84:12
5/23/2019     Day 142 Psalms 85:1 – 89:52
5/24/2019     Day 143 Psalms 90:1 – 95:11
5/25/2019     Day 144 Psalms 96:1 – 101:8
5/26/2019     Day 145 Psalms 102:1 – 104:35
5/27/2019     Day 146 Psalms 105:1 – 107:43
5/28/2019     Day 147 Psalms 108:1 – 112:10
5/29/2019     Day 148 Psalms 113:1 – 118:29
5/30/2019     Day 149 Psalms 119:1 – 88
5/31/2019     Day 150 Psalms 119:89 – 176
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Almighty God, who truly to know is everlasting life: Grant us so
 perfectly to know your Son Jesus Christ to be the way, the truth, and
 the life, that we may steadfastly follow his steps in the way that leads
 to eternal life; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who lives and
 reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and
ever. Amen.

(BCP - Collects - 5th Sunday of Easter)

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