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Psalm 119
תְּהִלִּים · Tehillim
The longest chapter in the Bible: 176 verses of delight in God’s Word.
This is tav, the first letter of תְּהִלִּים (Tehillim), meaning “Praises.” Hebrew reads right to left.
Any page is a good place to begin.A gentle place to start
Psalm 119:1–16, or any 8-verse section that catches your eye
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
Inside Psalm 119
22 sections, one per letterEach 8-verse section starts with the next letter of the Hebrew alphabet, from aleph (א) to tav (ת).
A prayer to borrow“Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law.” (v. 18)
Hebrew alphabet guideComing
Lessons on this site
Morning – October 12 | Spurgeon Devotional
Some Things Are Hard to Understandstart here
Barely Thinking About God: A Biblical Audit of Ordinary Media HabitsBy the Fire
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