Psalm 33
summarised in 140 characters or less
Rejoice in the LORD! Make melody, play skilfully. Let all the earth fear the LORD. His eye is on those who hope in his steadfast love.
Posted on 31 Dec 2011 to 21,326 followers, with 24 retweets.
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Apparently 'skilfully' is the correct UK English spelling. I didn't know that before today.
I'm an Assistant Pastor of a small local Church in California.It's a wonderful idea my brother of making a summary of every chapter of the Bible. I go online regularly to do research on books of the Bible to prepare sermons for the Church. When I want to study a text, I always want to find out the chapter theme idea so I make sure I have the correct interpretation of that particular verse. Unfortunelly, this summary was not the help I nedeed though. I would advice more notes, and a theme subject in a short summary of course. It seems to me like it's a good devotional a verse a day type of proyect, but not helpful for deeper study and sermon prep. Great idea though and I pray that this proyect will encourage many brothers and sisters in Church and touch many souls. God Bless.
Thanks for commenting, Mario. The summaries are just intended as a starting point for the main themes of each chapter. You definitely wouldn't want to rely on the summary alone.
V 13 - 15 From heaven the Lord looks down and sees all mankind; from his dwelling-place he watches all who live on earth - he who forms the hearts of all, who considers everything they do.
How great is our God that He looks down and watches over us.
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