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I was feeling like I had every right to ask God to take away my pain and heal me,

Crosby, Stills and Nash sang, in Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, "I've got an answer, I'm

This psalm feels like a companion to Psalm 73. We don't know who wrote it, but

This is a psalm of praise for deliverance from enemies, with a request for continued

Thomas Manton, 17th century English Puritan clergyman best known for his skilled

Celebrity Bill Cosby, convicted for rape and imprisoned in 2018, was released from

Here is another lament psalm (with a hint of confession of sin), but with a twist.

Here is another lament psalm, one that does not end with a declaration of praise

Lament is a characteristic of some psalms, this one included. To lament is to express

This is the first psalm in our psalter to contain a title. This one tells us it

Does Yahweh laugh? Yes, but not always because something is funny. In Psalm 2

Psalm 1 is a wisdom psalm, a psalm designed to instruct in the fear of Yahweh.

In a May 2019 USAToday.com article on sexual assault in the military it was reported

Ligonier Ministries describes the rock badger for us: Rock badgers are small creatures

In 1862, Lewis Douglass wrote his future wife, Amelia Loguen: "Men and women talk

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