Today’s Word

Heads Up

The sum of Your word is truth, and every one of Your righteous judgments is everlasting.  Psalm 119:160 Sum – The head of the year.  The chief of the tribe.  The top of the mountain.  The corner stone.  The first of Mankind.  rōʾš, and all its derivatives, are found more than 750 times in Scripture, with a wide…
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Employee Evaluation

Consider how I love Your precepts; revive me, Lord, according to Your faithfulness.  Psalm 119:159  NASB Consider – What does the Hebrew rāʾâ imply?  Does it mean “to bring to mind (consider)”?  Or does it mean something more?  Perhaps you recognize the root, “to see.”  It also means “to look at” and “to inspect.”  The translation “consider”…
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You’re Disgusting!

I see the treacherous and loathe them, because they do not keep Your word.  Psalm 119:158  NASB Loathe – “Loathe” is not a verb we use often.  That might be because it came into the English language only a few hundred years ago, or it might be because it has such an overpowering meaning that we shy away…
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Matthew 5:10

Many are my persecutors and my enemies, yet I do not turn aside from Your testimonies.  Psalm 119:157  NASB Persecutors – The Beatitudes are not Greek blessings.  They are Hebrew character descriptions.  If you don’t connect this verse in the Psalms with Yeshua’s remarks on the hillside, you’ve missed something important for both verses.  Let’s start with Matthew…
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Born Again

Great are Your mercies, Lord; revive me according to Your judgments.  Psalm 119:156  NASB Mercies – The first thing you need to know about God is His compassion.  The second thing you need to know is that you can’t completely understand His compassion unless you’re a mother.  Why?  Because the Hebrew term raḥămîm isn’t just about…
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Fences and Ladders

Salvation is far from the wicked, for they do not seek Your statutes.  Psalm 119:155 NASB Far from – As you know, English translations often rearrange the Hebrew syntax so that the resulting statements are grammatically correct.  When this happens, the emphasis and contrasts of Hebrew are typically lost.  In a way, it’s inevitable since transitioning from…
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