tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16926941814779147712024-11-01T05:47:39.346-04:00Recommended Daily Bible Studies and Commentaries For Growth In Understanding The Word Of God. Posting By Permission By: The Bible Pathway Ministries International http://biblepathway.org Blogging By In Authority: Gospel Fellowship Churches of Christ, Inc. Bishop CD Miller Ministries http://bishopcdmiller.com <br><br> "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path....The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple." Psalms 119:105,130BishopCDMillerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08369633918408550445noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1692694181477914771.post-59843104741004560732008-07-07T06:30:00.003-04:002008-07-07T06:30:00.941-04:00

July 7Read Psalms 72 -- 77Highlights In Today's Reading: The end comes for mighty King David's reign. Old, feeble, and near death, he prays his last prayer (72:20) — not for his son, but for the one put in charge of God's people. A series of psalms attributed to Asaph, David's song leader, follows. He laments: "Woe is me" and "It's not fair" as he sees the wicked prosper. Then he praises God that

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July 4Read Psalms 52 -- 59Highlights In Today's Reading: In these psalms David contemplates some discouraging times in his life. The end of the wicked is contrasted with the peace of the godly. Then he speaks of the folly of the godless and longs for Israel to be restored. These are followed by prayers for deliverance from adversaries, the treachery of "friends," and relief from tormentors. He

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July 3Read Psalms 46 -- 51Highlights In Today's Reading: A powerful confirmation of the reliability and the safety found only in God is recorded. Consequently, we are reminded to be still and listen to God as revealed in today's Bible Reading. This means we need not worry or be fearful, just worship and praise the Lord since He is in control and no good thing will He withhold from them that walk

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July 2Read Psalms 40 -- 45Highlights In Today's Reading: Learn more about Jesus and the glories of the Messiah and His Bride in today's reading. See the similarities between Ahithophel (David's trusted advisor) (II Samuel 15:12) and Judas.David was forcibly separated from his palace and worship at the Temple as well as participation in the God-prescribed sacrifices (festivals). For about 10 years

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July 1Read Psalms 36 -- 39Highlights In Today's Reading: We are reminded of our sinfulness but then we hear of the perfection of God. Note how those that wait upon the Lord . . . shall inherit the earth (37:9). Every day is precious and fleeting, let us be thankful and not waste much of our lives on mere earthly pleasures and material things (39:1-6).The children of God are often influenced by

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Read Psalms 18 -- 22Highlights In Today's Reading: David's heart is full. The Lord delivered him from his enemies and Saul and he is now made king. He sings a tremendous song of thanksgiving, followed by a song of God's wonderous Word.The heavens declare the glory of God (19:1); The Law of the Lord is perfect (vs 7); The fear of the Lord is clean, enduring for ever (vs 9); Moreover by them is Thy

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Read Psalms 10 -- 17Highlights In Today's Reading: Wicked people and wickedness are mentioned throughout these chapters. Sins of any kind openly defy God. Infidels are called fools. In contrast, the righteous is upheld for he looks to God and sets his heart on the world beyond in chapter 17. Don't miss the subtle reference to the Lord's resurrection (16:10).David's friends advised him to flee to

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