Reflections on David's Psalms and New Testament

The name 'God' is NOT exclusively Christian. The Hebrew would be Y H W H: the Arabic is 'Allah.' Despite difference on the nature of Almighty God, there is commonality in the Psalms (Zabur in Arabic) for Jews, Muslims and Chrstians to find direction from Almighty God. Scripture text is from The Living Bible published by Tyndale House Publishers, 1971, Illinos used by permission.

Saturday, August 11, 2007

mikereflects: Tolerant or Intolerant?

Reflections on David's Psalms and New Testament

Name: mike

Location: United Kingdom

I am happily married and live in a country that is relatively free of racial, religious, gender or sexual persecution. I feel for all those who live in countries where they do not have these freedoms and where grinding poverty deprives them of choice. But God gives his grace to all those who recieve his love (offered to all in the Jesus of Nazareth); God gives grace to rise above the predudice and pride of men and women who love their own way more than that offered by the eternal God who sustains all things.

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Reflections on David's Psalms and New Testament

Saturday, August 11, 2007

mikereflects: Tolerant or Intolerant?

Reflections on David's Psalms and New Testament

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