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The color green, as seen above, suggests growth. Psalm 1 has the phrase "its leaf does not wither" (v. 3). It is suggested that this leaf is from an evergreen fruit bearing plant.
That is so because the person mentioned in the psalm meditates on the law (Scripture) day and night (v. 2). The "day and night" aspect suggests a thorough knowledge of Scripture that we take wherever we go in our waking hours.
This website provides information that may help you to grow in your faith by being in the Scriptures. I pray that these resources will help, comfort and empower you in your daily life.
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There are many uses for using resouces on this Web site. Four (5) of them stand out.1) Using the Bible study notes to prepare for upcoming Bible Classes. A DCE from the Indiana District says: “Just a personal recommendation – Gene’s insight is a great resource for personal devotion time or preparation for teaching Bible class or leading a small group study.” 2) Reading the Scriptures Ever thought about reading the Bible, working your way through various books segment by segment? Maybe you were stopped by the thought that there would be passages that you might not understand. Well wait no longer! I have provided multiple notes on Bible passages. I have done this with all of the books of the Bible. You might want to pick a book of the Bible and begin reading it. Go up to the upper right side of this page and click on Bible Study Notes. Then chose the book and chapter. Next read a segment (7-10 verses) of that chapter or even a whole chapter and look up notes that may help you with your questions. The Lutheran Study Bible (TLSB) notes have a summary and prayer at the end of various segments. 3) Use the Sermon Notes in the Sermon Notes Plus Plus to prepare for worship service sermons. 4) Use the Notes for next Sunday can prepare church members to ready themselves for the coming Sunday. 5) NEW!! Also found with Sermon Notes Plus....Gospel Devotions
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