Reading the Psalms
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Lesson OneIntroduction to the Psalms3 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoPsalm 233 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreePsalm 1033 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson FourPsalm 723 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson FivePsalm 1373 Activities|1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity|1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
Christian Learning Center › Forums › What was your view on studying the Psalms prior to enrolling in this course?
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What was your view on studying the Psalms prior to enrolling in this course?
Posted by info on 03/01/2021 at 13:41Caroline Christopherson replied 2 weeks ago 54 Members · 58 Replies -
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I’ve always read them through the eyes of David, since he wrote so many, and have really focused on trying to put myself in his shoes. I have also looked at them more as praises than as poetry. This course is appealing to me because it seems I will gain new perspective.
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My view on studying the Psalms is that I could pray the same prayers of those penned in the Psalms, because sometimes I face similar situations as those experienced by David or any other writers in that Book.
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I viewed Psalms as poetry written mainly by King David, with lovely passages and wonderful lessons. Earlier in my Christian walk, I was encouraged to receive the gift of speaking in tongues (by my bishop) through reading the Psalms. I went to bed that night and awoke at about 3am speaking in tongues! Hallelujah!
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As we study the Psalms, we find so much good we never realized was written there. Interesting! It was a nice book with a lot of good information and poetry from a large family of writers lead by the Holy Spirit and the Heavenly Father.
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That it was a huge volume of psalms written to see God in different ways from the prospective of the writer.
To also show me the heart of the writer to God.
Christian Learning Center › Forums › Has anything in this first lecture changed your view of the Psalms?
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Has anything in this first lecture changed your view of the Psalms?
Posted by info on 12/27/2021 at 17:39Delbert Essen replied 3 months, 1 week ago 48 Members · 52 Replies -
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We have a great book of hymns and poetry written during Old Testament times to show the hurt and the hope we find inn God. We have this great volume written so we can see God in the many ways fro the thoughts of the different writers to show us the heart of the writer to God.
With a time of reading and study, we can understand a good bit of the phrases and emotions for God’s ideal for a fulfilled and purpose-filled life.
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Yes, that the poetry was written with imagination and must be read with imagination.
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I don’t remember all being said in the first lecture, only looking forward to read with imagination what was written with imagination.
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I am interested in focusing on the lecturer’s comment that when we read the Psalms with imagination, paying attention to its phrasing and emotional impact that we can see God’s ideal for a fulfilled purposeful life.
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Psalms are an important part of the bible, this lesson is a god guide to learn more about them and understand them.