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Psalm 27.1 is the motto of Oxford University; in Latin: 'Dominus illuminatio mea' :).
Just Google.@Pearl You see to have a very good source for pictures of posters with Psalm verses there! :)
Yes, sounds good! :)Just Google.
I just type in a text and click on images, then just copy and paste. Give it a try farouk. I suppose you could do it on any search engine.Yes, sounds good! :)
Sometimes you can specify a picture search, as I recall.
As a matter of fact I have used different search engines for the purposes of finding Bible verses in the past.I just type in a text and click on images, then just copy and paste. Give it a try farouk. I suppose you could do it on any search engine.
Not always easy to remember to 'be still'.We have this verse displayed in our house! :)
Indeed not! but the challenge of this lovely Psalm 46 remains...Not always easy to remember to 'be still'.
I like in mind to link looking to the Lord more than watch waiting for the morning, with 1 Cor. 11.26: 'Till He come'. (Not that the church is in view in Psalm 130.)I don't think I have a favourite psalm...
But here is one im meditating on today:
130
A song of ascents. Out of the depths I call to you, LORD;
Lord, hear my cry! May your ears be attentive to my cry for mercy.
If you, LORD, mark our sins, Lord, who can stand?
But with you is forgiveness and so you are revered.
I wait with longing for the LORD, my soul waits for his word.
My soul looks for the Lord more than sentinels for daybreak. More than sentinels for daybreak,
let Israel look for the LORD, For with the LORD is kindness, with him is full redemption,
And God will redeem Israel from all their sins.