Thursday, 04 Jun, 2026

Yea, though I walk through the valley and shadow of death, I will fear NO evil

 He is with you in your darkest times So fear no evil He comforts you He will give you rest He will bring you to a place of quietness and calmness Needing nothing but Him He restores your soul Set your feet on the right path Yes, He will bring you by a way you don’t know and a Path you have not known

Wait on the Lord He will strengthen you Yes, wait on the Lord Be of good courage  He shall strengthen your heart

PS 23,18:36,27:14,2 Sam 22:37. Is 42:16

  I’m studying through the Psalms of Korah and I’m perplexed by their very last Psalm 88. It’s a psalm of gloom and sadness, the author is full of hopelessness without any word of hope. This psalm is unlike the other psalms of Korah  which have hope and praise even in the dark moments. It reminds me of the Korahs end in Numbers 16 when the earth opened up on them for their rebellion. Both times, Korah’s end is …well….similar.

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Yea, though I walk through the valley and shadow of death, I will fear NO evil

 He is with you in your darkest times So fear no evil He comforts you He will give you rest He will bring you to a place of quietness and calmness Needing nothing but Him He restores your soul Set your feet on the right path Yes, He will bring you by a way you don’t know and a Path you have not known

Wait on the Lord He will strengthen you Yes, wait on the Lord Be of good courage  He shall strengthen your heart

PS 23,18:36,27:14,2 Sam 22:37. Is 42:16

  I’m studying through the Psalms of Korah and I’m perplexed by their very last Psalm 88. It’s a psalm of gloom and sadness, the author is full of hopelessness without any word of hope. This psalm is unlike the other psalms of Korah  which have hope and praise even in the dark moments. It reminds me of the Korahs end in Numbers 16 when the earth opened up on them for their rebellion. Both times, Korah’s end is …well….similar.

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