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Today, John looks at a Bible passage that is full of rich messages. This is a psalm in which King David, of ancient times, gives God praise for the wonderful things He had done for him. David knew God and the passages we read in this psalm are a great illustration of the relationship he had with God as well as the importance he placed on it. From this message we also get to see how a relationship with God works. In many ways, it is similar to relationships between people. This is a great message for those wishing to get closer to God and also for those who do not know where they stand with God. |
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July 17, 2010
Reading: Psalm 18
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