"The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want" first appeared in print in the Scottish Psalter of 1650. This Psalter was assembled by the Westminster Assembly, which also gave us the Westminster Confessio...
"The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want" first appeared in print in the Scottish Psalter of 1650. This Psalter was assembled by the Westminster Assembly, which also gave us the Westminster Confession and the Book of Common Prayer. In it, portions from various sources were combined to create the beautiful hymn we know today. Though it was well-loved in Scotland, "The Lord's My Shepherd" did not enjoy popularity outside the Church of Scotland for nearly 300 years. It finally appeared in the Methodist Hymnal of 1876 and later the Congregational Hymnal of 1916. But it wasn't included in an Anglican hymnbook until 1965. The hymn version of Psalm 23 remains faithful to David's psalm. Its popularity in England grew in part because of its use during the 1947 marriage ceremony between Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. Since that time, it's become a well-known hymn, often requested for weddings and funerals today.
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OHHHHH how i long for God in my heart! I dont know what to do??!!!! i pray and everything else...But sometimes i tend to go back to my old ways but i still repent! i guess i have to mean it...
Your point is well taken about the Bible and Shakespeare's Sonnets. But the Sonnetts don't make a claim to eternal life. Consider the Bible as an owner's manual. Would you buy a car if the owner's manual was confusing and spoke in symbolism? "Beloved, if thy radiator is half full, even now put it to overflowing lest in the final hours of thine trip thee find thyself cast into outer darkness along the road to Zion."
The Bible _will_ confuse you if you see it as A is A. Even the branch of Christendom which takes the Book as word-for-word truth admits it contains symbolism. To expand on your metaphor: the Bible can't be used to repair your car. (It won't stop you from using a car manual.) It can be used to ask if you should use a car as a statusmobile, a piece of property, or a hand-off to some silly organization. You'd be wrong to ask these questions of your manual.
''I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these''.
.....''shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it''?
In Deuteronomy the Lord promises blessing for obedience and a curse for disobedience. How could He promise cursing if He couldn't provide it. Lets get a firm grip here folks and don't try and make the Almighty to be less than He is....Almighty! amen!
You are under a misapprehension. Evil is a marring of what is. It is not "created," much less created by God. Adultery is sex marred by the breaking of a promise. God makes the relationship. "It is not right for the man to be alone." _We_ mar it: we do evil.
I am not under a misapprehension because what I have said is from the scriptures which are the revealed will and nature of the Almighty. You however deny the scriptures and create a god in the imagination of your heart. I'm fully aware a ''great leader'' once said evil is the absence of good, but that is a load of bunkum from a man who didn't know the Almighty.The same man said darkness is simply the absence of light another case of bunkum! ''If'' you believe the scriptures?
You ignored what I said. Evil is not the absence of good. It is the perversion of good. Evil is a parasite on good and on pleasure. I hold to the scriptures: "In [God] is light, and no darkness at all."
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''I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these''.
.....''shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it''?
In Deuteronomy the Lord promises blessing for obedience and a curse for disobedience. How could He promise cursing if He couldn't provide it.
Lets get a firm grip here folks and don't try and make the Almighty to be less than He is....Almighty! amen!
I'm fully aware a ''great leader'' once said evil is the absence of good, but that is a load of bunkum from a man who didn't know the Almighty.The same man said darkness is simply the absence of light another case of bunkum!
''If'' you believe the scriptures?