Day 122 - Psalms 5 - 8

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Today’s Reading

5/3/2019      Day 122 Psalms 5:1 – 8:9


Reflection |
Today
Psalm - Literary Type - Short Reflection
Psalm 5 - Hymn - Keep me near you, O Eternal One so that I might
Worship you in the Temple.
Psalm 6 - Hymn - Deliver me from the illness I have.
Psalm 7 - Individual Lament - Save me from those that are after me.
Psalm 8 - Hymn - How majestic is your Name in all of the dimensions.
Background | Read These today!
Background by Center of Biblical Studies. Background by
Chabad.org | Psalms by Literary Type - Barbara Klugh

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Meditation/Contemplate:
Praise the Lord! How majestic is your Name, Eternal One!

Prayer:
O God, let me praise your Name everywhere. Heal me. Amen.

The Next Days of Readings

5/4/2019       Day 123 Psalms 9:1 – 12:8
5/5/2019       Day 124 Psalms 13:1 – 16:11
5/6/2019       Day 125 Psalms 17:1 – 20:9
5/7/2019       Day 126 Psalms 21:1 – 24:10
5/8/2019       Day 127 Psalms 25:1 – 28:9
5/9/2019       Day 128 Psalms 29:1 – 32:11
5/10/2019     Day 129 Psalms 33:1 – 36:12
5/11/2019     Day 130 Psalms 37:1 – 41:13
5/12/2019     Day 131 Psalms 42:1 – 45:17
5/13/2019     Day 132 Psalms 46:1 – 49:20
5/14/2019     Day 133 Psalms 50:1 – 53:6
5/15/2019     Day 134 Psalms 54:1 – 56:13
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Almighty and everlasting God, who in the Paschal mystery established
the new covenant of reconciliation: Grant that all who have been
 reborn into the fellowship of Christ's Body may show forth in their lives
 what they profess by their faith; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who
lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and
ever. Amen.

(BCP - Collects - Second Sunday of Easter)

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