A 1189 Day Journey Through the Bible

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 21: More about God and enemies and the usual.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 20: This psalm is a hope for people that God will hook them up and help them out.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 19: More praise of God and God's rules.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 18: This is a song that praises God as a rock star.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 17: This is a prayer.  Asking for help and wanting enemies to get smoked.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 16: This chapter is just more praise.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 15: This one lists a few things that someone can do and not be shaken.  One of which is charging interest.  I wish AES would read this.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 14: This writer doesn't think too kindly of atheists.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 13: The writer here feels that God has forgotten him, but says he will continue to sing praise.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 12: This one is a lament, asking God for help and protection.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 11: This is another about how God is refuge and righteous, etc etc.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 10: This one is a bit different.  Here the writer is asking God why God is so far away.  Reminding God not to forget the helpless.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 9: This is another one for David, and is basically more praise to God.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 8: This is a song about how God is majestic.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 7: David sings this one to God, concerning Cush. This is another standard prayer, similar to what we've seen before.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 6: This one is for stringed instruments.  I forgot to mention the last one was for pipes.  Some of these are for instruments it seems. Also for David. This is about how God hears prayers and enemies will turn back.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 5: Another for David. This one is pretty much another prayer type thing, and asking for the enemies to be smoked.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 4: Another Psalm of David. More about how God has helped him out.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 3: This one is for David as he fled.  He talks about how God has got his back.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 2: The psalmist in this passage talks about how it's laughable when people try to rise up against God because he can smoke them.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 1: A new book! This first Psalm is about how someone who delights in the Lord will have nice things happen, but if you take a turn to wicked town things might suck for you.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Job 42: Job replies back to God and repents. God asks for some burnt offerings, and then gives Job back his fortunes.  We are told the rest of Job's life was better than the beginning. I guess the moral of the story is that no matter what shit you go through, your future can still be great. And that is the end of Job.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Job 41: This is more of God talking about things God can do.