Psalm 48 Psalm 48:2, Sides of the north. (See notes at Dan 11:6.) Zion here has the expanded meaning of referring to the Temple Mount where the temple stood, which laid in the northeast corner of the ancient city of … Continue reading
For many decades, Psalm 37 has been one of the “go-to” psalms that I turn to in my time of personal need along with Psalms 91 and 103. My next favorite “go-to” psalms are Psalms 1, 34, 119, 73, 139 … Continue reading
Judges 11 Jephthah—A Man of Faith From “the Other Side of the Tracks” Judges 11:1–2, Was the son of a harlot. YHVH can raise up anyone to accomplish his purposes—even men of low degree. YHVH does not judge a man … Continue reading
Psalm 35 Psalm 35:1–28, An imprecatory psalm. Although this psalm contains several imprecatory passages where David curses his enemies (see vv. 1–5, 8, 26), he does so while pleading for justice by appealing to Elohim—his righteous Heavenly Judge. Vengeance belongs … Continue reading
Psalm 28 Psalm 28:1, The pit. The Hebrew word for pit is bor meaning “a pit hole (especially one used as a cistern or prison), cistern, dungeon, fountain, pit or well.” This word obviously refers to a deep hole in … Continue reading
Psalm 18 Psalm 18:20, 24, Reward me according to my righteousness. The Bible not only teaches that there is a righteousness that is imputed to the saints, that is, the righteousness of Yeshua, but that there is also a works-based … Continue reading
(Please note: misspellings in this article are intentional to circumvent potential internet censors.) Biblical Reasons to Claim a Religious Exemption Concerning the C0V!D Shot There are questionable or unknown ingredients in the vaxines that may not be biblically kosher. Some … Continue reading