August 10, 2013 
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Psalm 92:1-4 (VOICE)
How good it is to give thanks to the Eternal and to praise Your name with song, O Most High; To speak of Your unfailing love in the morning and rehearse Your faithfulness as night begins to fall.
How good it is to praise to the sound of strings—lute and harp—the stirring melodies of the lyre. Because You, O Eternal One, thrill me with the things You have done, I will sing with joy in light of Your deeds.
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Big Daddy Weave has a song that begins with this verse. It popped into my head the minute I read your post – thought I’d tell you about it (for no particular reason other than I haven’t been by to say, “Hi” lately! ;))
Have a blessed day, brother!
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Hi Tami! I’ve been away from my computer for a couple of days so i’m behind on comments, sorry!
I’ll check out the song you mentioned! 🙂
Hope your doing well?! God bless you loving sister! 🙂
With Jesus in the vessel, we can even smile at the storm, right? I’m in good hands.
Hope you enjoyed your breather!
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Lol, yeah but its great to be back!! Still quite a way behind though! lol. Hope you’re doing well?!
Amen!
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There’s nothing like praise music to lift the soul to the gates of heaven. I like how the VOICE interprets this passage. May I rehearse His faithfulness each night before I sleep and never forget to thank Him for the day He gave me.
Amen! Thanks Julie, i’ve just found “The Voice” translation so i’m really enjoying its translation, which is why most of my verses are from the voice at the moment! lol.
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