Category: Bible Verses

Romans 3:21-23 2 Corinthians 5:20-21

Psalm 42:1-2 Psalm 42:3-4 Psalm 42:5-6 Psalm 42:7 Psalm 42:11  

Psalm 139:17-18

Psalm 139:4-6 Psalm 139:7-10 Psalm 139: 11-12 Psalm 139:13-14

Psalm 139:1-2 Psalm 139:4-6

Ecclesiastes 1:1-2 Ecclesiastes 1:3-4 Ecclesiastes 1:16-17 Ecclesiastes 2:20-21 Ecclesiastes 4:4 Ecclesiastes 2:26 Ecclesiastes 2:24-25 Ecclesiastes 8:15

Praise YOU In The Storm

Taw, the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet, is the final stanza of Psalm 119, which Mandy discusses in her post. https://bluecollartheologian.blog/2021/12/17/psalm-119169-176/

For insight on who these “princes” and “persecutors” are, here is the Blue Collar Theologians’ perspective on Psalm 119:161–168.

To know more about Resh, here is Mandy's post.

Understanding "the psalmist's cries to the Lord," here is a post from the Blue Collar Theologian.

Tsadhe is not a "sad he," but for more on its meaning, here is a set of posts from Mandy and Alan.

Continuing the study of Psalm 119, we have a post from Blue Collar Theologian and one from Devotional Treasure.

"Ayin" means eye or spring in the Hebrew language. It is also a section of Psalm 119 that has been studied by Mandy and Alan.

Speaking of doubles, here is a double take on (the) Samekh from Mandy Quinn and Alan Kearns.

Diving for treasure? Here is 'Nun' from Alan of Devotional Treasure.

Not a nun, but the 15th post in a series on Psalm 119 by the Blue Collar Theologian. Psalm 119:105

Mem, without the extra "e," is the 13th letter of the Hebrew aleph-bet. It is also the 14th installment of Blue Collar Theologian's post on the Psalm 119.

Continuing with Lamedh, here is Mandy's post.

For the discussion on Kaph, here is Mandy's post.

Psalm 139:13-14 Yodh, a Hebrew letter, means arm or hand i.e., reaching out to the Triune GOD in humble prayer. For a better understanding on the  "foundational truth of life" and our purpose, here is the post by Mandy.