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:His word is like the streams of life;; his presence like the dew. | :His word is like the streams of life;; his presence like the dew. | ||
David knew that recounting the works of God was worship. Worshipful feelings devoid of details of God's person and works | David knew that recounting the works of God was worship. Worshipful feelings devoid of details of God's person and works have no focus. | ||
The studies in ancient Hebrew, Notarikon, the mystery, for some, are boring linguistics and patterns and doctrine. They say they already know God, so why do they need to know more. I suspect their knowledge of God is superficial; like one who thinks the ice cream tastes like pine, having licked a discarded Popsicle stick. Their knowledge of God is based on the diet of others. | The studies in ancient Hebrew, Notarikon, the mystery, for some, are boring linguistics and patterns and doctrine. They say they already know God, so why do they need to know more. I suspect their knowledge of God is superficial; like one who thinks the ice cream tastes like pine, having licked a discarded Popsicle stick. Their knowledge of God is based on the diet of others. | ||
