I really enjoyed reading your thoughts on Psa 119, Andrew! One of my favourite Psalms, and these are "treasured" insights I'll be adding to my hoard. :) While you are transcribing this Psalm, The Golden Alphabet: An Exposition on Psalm 119 by Charles Spurgeon is a gem of a read.
Thank you for sharing your insights as you transcribed Psalm 119.
David was certainly a man of many emotions which he so freely expressed, without reservation, to his God. He was so certain of his relationship with God that he was able to honestly express his innermost feelings.
I have hand written Galatians and Ephesians. At the moment I am writing the book of Philippians.
I really enjoyed reading your thoughts on Psa 119, Andrew! One of my favourite Psalms, and these are "treasured" insights I'll be adding to my hoard. :) While you are transcribing this Psalm, The Golden Alphabet: An Exposition on Psalm 119 by Charles Spurgeon is a gem of a read.
It is such an incredible Psalm. A bit intimidating (due to length), but so worth spending time in. Thanks for the Spurgeon recommendation!!
Thank you for sharing your insights as you transcribed Psalm 119.
David was certainly a man of many emotions which he so freely expressed, without reservation, to his God. He was so certain of his relationship with God that he was able to honestly express his innermost feelings.
I have hand written Galatians and Ephesians. At the moment I am writing the book of Philippians.
That's amazing. Those are two great books to transcribe. A way back I transcribed John, which was so meaningful.
Do you, like me, ever have trouble reading your own writing? 🤣
Thanks for reading!