A 1189 Day Journey Through the Bible

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Proverbs 3: Trust in God, do all the right stuff, and you'll be fine; is what we are told here.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Proverbs 2: This one outlines the benefits of wisdom.  Remember when reading this that it was written long ago.  We are as far away from this time as we are from the year 4700. Which is inconceivable.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Proverbs 1: This is an intro to Proverbs (of Solomon), telling us how its about wisdom, etc.  Also a reminder not to give in to sinful men, with no explanation of what that means.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 150: More praise!  And the end of Psalm!  WOO!

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 149: Praise again.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 148: More praise.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 147: A bunch of reasons why God is cool.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 146: More praise.  Pretty standard.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 145: God is great.  God is good to all.  (what about the enemies getting smoked?) etc etc

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 144: God will provide and enemies will be smoked.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 143: This is a prayer asking for some help and to be safe from enemies, etc.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 142: Remind God that God is refuge and all that.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 141: Again asking God for some safety and the like.  Psalm is literally the same three topics on repeat.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 140: This one is asking God for help and of course, to smoke some enemies.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 139: This one is a pleading for some help from God, while reminding God that God knows the author well.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 138: More praise. So much of Psalm is extraordinarily redundant.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 137: A reminder not to forget Jerusalem.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 136: Many reminders that God's love endures forever.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 135: More praise.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 134: A reminder to praise.

I am writing from my desk in Seattle, WA. Psalm 133: Well, I had taken a long break.  Psalm is boring. This passage is talking about how great it is when people live together in unity.  I can picture that, and it would be nice.