Post by thbill on Nov 30, 2018 14:52:37 GMT -6
Psalm 23 (Hallelujah Scriptures Version)
A Psalm of David.
23 YHWH is my shepherd; I do not lack.
2
He makes me lie down in green pastures.
He leads me beside still waters.
3
He turns back my being.
He leads me in paths of righteousness
for his name's sake.YHWH s my shepherd; I do not lack.
4
When I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I fear no evil,
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.
5
You spread before me a table
in the face of my enemies;
you have anoined my head with oil;
my cup runs over.
6
Only goodness and kindness follow me
all the days of my life,
and I shall dwell in the house of YHWH
to the length of days.
Some might need to forgive me but I like the HSV of the Bible and it has reminde me of a young soldier I once knew that wanted both to be respected as much as he respected others and always tried to properly enunciate the names of others as pronounced in their native tonYHWH s my shepherd; I do not lack.gues. i.e. YHWH had and has no vowels. Clues for those that care: all Hs in Paleo Hebrew have a very hard K Sound with an exasperating cuuuh on the end like unto Bach when a German says it. And that lone W between the Hs. Just as Volkswagon is properly enunciated with two v sounds, so is the W in our Elohim’s Proper Name.
Verse one has been my life verse in the KJV. Now that I have grown close enough to Ruah, the Holy Spirit, that I try never to forget to seek His guidence before I leap into bottomless pits and I do remember to repent and to ask forgiveness when I ignore (quench) Ruah and His guidence.
Without a YHWH taught Theological Position, this first verse can be a real head spinner. “YHWH is my shepherd; I do not lack.” For some, living underneath Mount Fiero in Guatemala with it errupting to some extemt, every month might have a bit of a rough time seeing YHWH’s blessings and yet my good friend Jeff Mills, with his wife, daughter, son-in-law and grandson.
Jeff and Christianna are at peace with themselves through Yashuah ha’Mashiah and though finding the odors of Fiero repulsive, they are happy and feel safe under a volcano in the home Nation of monsters such as MS13. And because I suffer the adventures of my youth and hurt, some days, so bad I do not want to move, some believe I am not blessed. But people, really, should do a study of the oldest book of the Bible. Like Job, if I can accept the good things of our Elohim, God), should I not be willing to accept the good lessons learned through the Troubles my Elohim permits for education and tempering?
A Psalm of David.
23 YHWH is my shepherd; I do not lack.
2
He makes me lie down in green pastures.
He leads me beside still waters.
3
He turns back my being.
He leads me in paths of righteousness
for his name's sake.YHWH s my shepherd; I do not lack.
4
When I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I fear no evil,
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.
5
You spread before me a table
in the face of my enemies;
you have anoined my head with oil;
my cup runs over.
6
Only goodness and kindness follow me
all the days of my life,
and I shall dwell in the house of YHWH
to the length of days.
Some might need to forgive me but I like the HSV of the Bible and it has reminde me of a young soldier I once knew that wanted both to be respected as much as he respected others and always tried to properly enunciate the names of others as pronounced in their native tonYHWH s my shepherd; I do not lack.gues. i.e. YHWH had and has no vowels. Clues for those that care: all Hs in Paleo Hebrew have a very hard K Sound with an exasperating cuuuh on the end like unto Bach when a German says it. And that lone W between the Hs. Just as Volkswagon is properly enunciated with two v sounds, so is the W in our Elohim’s Proper Name.
Verse one has been my life verse in the KJV. Now that I have grown close enough to Ruah, the Holy Spirit, that I try never to forget to seek His guidence before I leap into bottomless pits and I do remember to repent and to ask forgiveness when I ignore (quench) Ruah and His guidence.
Without a YHWH taught Theological Position, this first verse can be a real head spinner. “YHWH is my shepherd; I do not lack.” For some, living underneath Mount Fiero in Guatemala with it errupting to some extemt, every month might have a bit of a rough time seeing YHWH’s blessings and yet my good friend Jeff Mills, with his wife, daughter, son-in-law and grandson.
Jeff and Christianna are at peace with themselves through Yashuah ha’Mashiah and though finding the odors of Fiero repulsive, they are happy and feel safe under a volcano in the home Nation of monsters such as MS13. And because I suffer the adventures of my youth and hurt, some days, so bad I do not want to move, some believe I am not blessed. But people, really, should do a study of the oldest book of the Bible. Like Job, if I can accept the good things of our Elohim, God), should I not be willing to accept the good lessons learned through the Troubles my Elohim permits for education and tempering?