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Check Out The Best Of The DRBBBs For The Past Week That Was!
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Welcome All Who Cometh Here! May you dig deeply and extract all meaningful meanings from all that has been presented to you here. It must be rough for God when He has put together 66 perfect books in a story spanning 1000s of years and even up until the present day and still many people don't read it and some don't even bury themselves in His Holy word. But, If you see yourself in the Bible then the Bible is still being written! If people are still writing about it and reading about it and burying themselves in it then it is still being written. The Lord almighty rested exactly one "day" and that to appreciate the work that was His and is His creation. Let's show Him how much we appreciate all He has done and continues to do for us. I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback, feelings and even criticisms. Bring it! Love you all.
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Below are three Daily Redemption Bible Blast Bulletins From This Past Week. There Is A Thematic Thread That Runs Through Them. I Pray You Celebrate The Lord With Me.
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When the Foundations Fall — Psalm 11's Call to Stand and Look Up
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David's advisors urge him to flee like a bird to the mountains as society crumbles around him, but he refuses to run. Instead he fixes his gaze on the unshakable truth: the Lord is still in His holy temple, still on His heavenly throne, still examining every heart. The New Testament adds a stunning twist — when God looks at …
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The Courtroom and the Battlefield — Psalm 10's Cry for the Helpless
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Psalms 9 and 10 form a single psalm in the Septuagint, and here David shifts from personal triumph to urgent intercession for the oppressed. He describes the wicked hunting the helpless like a lion in ambush, then commands the Lord: "Arise! Lift up Your hand!" The New Testament transforms this courtroom cry into a battlefield call — through Christ, believers …
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The Death of the Son — Psalm 9's Triumphant Paradox of Victory Through Defeat (Psalm 9) — DRBBB
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Psalm 9 is set to the tune of "The Death of the Son" — and what first appears to be a funeral dirge is in fact the loudest victory lap in all of Scripture. David's defeat of Goliath serves as the blueprint for Christ's conquest of sin and death: a Champion who fought alone, used the enemy's own weapon, and …
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