Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Day 13 Psalm 1:2



Day 13 Psalm 1:2

CROSS-REFERENCES

Let's first review the cross-references we discovered on Day 12. Let's go back and look again at the reading from this book, along with the verses and our prayer journaling. Prayer journal anything else that comes to mind at this point.
Now, let's continue.
Psalm 25:5 is another cross-reference. Let's look it up in our favorite version and prayer journal about each of the following:
1 What jumps out at you?
2 What does this verse mean?
3 What did you learn?
4 What can you apply to your life, if anything? And, if so, how will you do it and when?
5 How does this expand your understanding for Psalm 1:2?
6 What did God say to you?
7 What did you say to God?





Psalm 63:4-6 / Names of God Bible (NOG)
So I will thank you as long as I live.
    I will lift up my hands to pray in your name.
You satisfy my soul with the richest foods.
    My mouth will sing your praise with joyful lips.
As I lie on my bed, I remember you.
    Through the long hours of the night, I think about you.  
-- NOG: Scripture is taken from NAMES OF GOD BIBLE (WITHOUT NOTES) ®, © 1995 God’s Word to the Nations. Used by permission of Baker Publishing Group.

Let's look up the previous cross-reference verse in our favorite version and prayer journal about each of the following:
1 What jumps out at you?
2 What does this verse mean?
3 What did you learn?
4 What can you apply to your life, if anything? And, if so, how will you do it and when?
5 How does this expand your understanding for Psalm 1:2?
6 What did God say to you?
7 What did you say to God?


Psalm 112:1 / Expanded Bible (EXB)
112  Praise the Lord!
Happy [Blessed] are those who ·respect [fear] the Lord [Prov. 1:7;31:30],
who ·want [take great delight in] ·what he [his] commands.  
-- EXB: Scripture taken from The Expanded Bible. Copyright © 2011 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved.  


Let's look up the previous cross-reference verse in our favorite version and prayer journal about each of the following:
1 What jumps out at you?
2 What does this verse mean? 
3 What did you learn?
4 What can you apply to your life, if anything? And, if so, how will you do it and when? 
5 How does this expand your understanding for Psalm 1:2?
6 What did God say to you? 
7 What did you say to God?




CONCLUSION FOR THE DAY
Prayer journal the following:
What jumped out at you? Why?
What did you say to God?
What did God say to you?
What are you going to apply to your life?
What did you learn?
Write a summary in conclusion for today's devotional Bible study.
Write a prayer to God about all of this. 

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