Psalms 133-139

[wolfpurplemoon]

Psalm 133: I can't deny that it's good for brethren to live together in peace, but that holds true whatever gods or none these brethren follow
Psalm 134: Bless the Lord because he made it heaven and earth
Psalm 135: And he deserves praise because he can easily slay large numbers of enemies
Psalm 136: Must be interesting spoken or sung out as a call and answer, otherwise nothing new
Psalm 137: ♫By the rivers of Babylon♫
Psalm 138: "All the kings of the earth shall praise thee, O LORD, when they hear the words of thy mouth." Well, probably not...
Psalm 139: Claims that God is all knowing & all seeing, watching this particular person from the womb and knowing what they're going to say all the time. Creepy much?

Comments

Exciting

[(Anonymous)]

I am fascinated that you're taking the time to read the Bible in a year and how consistent you've been with your plan. I'm really excited for when you get to the New Testament as I think that might change your overall view of God. The focus shifts from "God smite my enemies" and "Woe is me!" to "Love your enemies" and "I am righteous because of Your unfailing love".

If you're looking for some intellectual reading I suggest Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis a former atheist. I know it opened my eyes a lot.