The Words of Psalm 23: A Teacher's Reflection on a Psalm of David - Tapa blanda

And Jesus answered him, saying, 'It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.' Luke 4:4 (KJV) In The Words of Psalm 23, Professor Omolewa brings this verse from the Gospels to life by examining every word of Psalm 23. In this much-loved Psalm, David has provided a response to the questions of despair, fear, frustration, betrayal, disappointment, and anxiety. Written from the perspective of a teacher, The Words of Psalm 23 provides fresh meanings from Psalm 23 which has been described as the pearl of the Psalms. Each of the 118 words from the King James Version is fully examined against the backdrop of possible explanations for David's choice of those words. From these few words, discover: · Why David refers to the LORD as “my” shepherd.· Amazing benefits of “green pastures.” · Comforts of the “restored soul.” · Rescue from and use for the “valley of the shadow of death.” You have never experienced the Shepherd's Psalm like this!

Author Michael Omolewa is a distinguished professor of Adult Education with specialization in literacy. Omolewa's credits include serving on the team, preparing the working document for the United Nations Literacy Decade, winning Honorable Mention of the UNESCO Malcolm Adiseshiah Literacy award in 1999, and heading the Department of Adult Education at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria (which was the first university in Africa to win the much coveted UNESCO Literacy award in 1989.) A committed Christian minister, Michael serves on the Board of Trustees of Babcock University in Nigeria and the Governing Council of Christ the Redeemer College in London, UK.