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Shamah, Part 9
February 5, 2017
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Shamah is written about 1150 times in the Old Testament. Mainly 82 times used in Deuteronomy, 95 times in Isaiah and 168 times in Jeremiah.
Genesis 2:15
Verse 15: The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.
The Hebrew word, "Shamar", is used for the word "keep" in English in Genesis 2:15.
We should pay attention (Shamah) to God's Words.
God listens (Shamah) our cry.
Strong 8085 "Shamah" means to hear intelligently in the context of follow through the speaker. We should keep our spiritual garden as well.
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Psalm 23
We live in a broken world with full of challenges, failures, and disappointments. As life continues, many unknowns lie before us that can weigh us down, inflicting wounds that often get buried or ignored. We have been created to thrive in our relationships with God, our family, our neighbors and ourselves. By knowing that God is our Good Shepherd, understanding the identity that we have as his precious sheep, we can find rest and healing in our souls. Through this humble book, Healing Through Psalm 23, may God comfort you who are suffering, who are in pain, who need forgiveness; may you know God, walk confidently and grow into the maturity of coming alongside others in their journey of healing.
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Psalm 23
We live in a broken world with full of challenges, failures, and disappointments. As life continues, many unknowns lie before us that can weigh us down, inflicting wounds that often get buried or ignored. We have been created to thrive in our relationships with God, our family, our neighbors and ourselves. By knowing that God is our Good Shepherd, understanding the identity that we have as his precious sheep, we can find rest and healing in our souls. Through this humble book, Healing Through Psalm 23, may God comfort you who are suffering, who are in pain, who need forgiveness; may you know God, walk confidently and grow into the maturity of coming alongside others in their journey of healing.