L ong before we bloggers celebrated our first 100 posts, the psalmists provided us with theirs. In recognition of my 100th, let's celebrate by looking at the Bible's "Post #100" (a.k.a., Psalm 100, A Psalm for Thanksgiving or Thank Offering): Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. Surprisingly, there is no direct Hebrew translation for the English word 'joyful' as used in this verse in the King James Version. That leaves things a bit open to interpretation. My study Bible (NASB) says 'joyful' is "a shout of loyalty and homage." The dictionary defines 'joy' with the word rejoicing, meaning "to be made glad again." 'Noise,' however, does come with a Hebrew equivalent, meaning "to split the ears with sound," as in to shout, shout for joy. Lands implies all the earth, the nations, the world. We, those of all nations, are to present to the Lord, out of our loyalty and homage to Him, joyful shouts that
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Yes I am still getting up early (but not at 5 like when Mr P is home-I'm sleeping in until a late 6!)
Prayers for Mr P he is stuck in an airport and trying to get home.
Anyway - great job! So glad you played!
great video
You're brownilicious!
Ohilda
Loved your video. Mine would be "It's not easy being Black", but that sounds too much like a racial statement. I do like gray and army green too....So, "It's not easy being black, gray and army green.........."
Your video was just so neat. It was perfect with the words. You are SO clever!
I like brown too, but not quite as much as you apparently!
Nice to "see" you!
I joined Cafe Mom. And I would love pen pals. Who doesn't love more pals??
Are there Bible study groups through CafeMom, honestly I haven't figured out how best to use it yet...
Read her post "13 Things about I See What You're Saying".
She mentions 2 that should win a prize for creativity. (even links them)!
Guess who they are?!! (no silly, not me)