Day 1 - psalm 119:1-4

Day 1 - psalm 119:1-4 - ALEPH

1/2/2020

January 2
(1) Blessed are the undefiled in the way, Who walk in the law of the LORD! (2) Blessed are those who keep His testimonies, Who seek Him with the whole heart! (3) They also do no iniquity; They walk in His ways. (4) You have commanded us To keep Your precepts diligently.

Enero 2/Febrero 10

Enero 2 Salmo 119:1-4

“Bienaventurados los perfectos de camino, Los que andan en la ley de Jehová. Bienaventurados los que guardan sus testimonios, Y con todo el corazón le buscan; Pues no hacen iniquidad Los que andan en sus caminos. Tú encargaste Que sean muy guardados tus mandamientos.”

Kristin

1/2/2020 05:44:06 pm

Blessed are those who are undefiled! When we dig deep into the Word He shows us where our hearts need cleansing so we can walk in His ways. This connects with Isaiah 58.

Vikki Tynan

1/2/2020 05:56:52 pm

Psalm 119 is divided into 22 sections, each consisting of 8 verses. Each section has a letter of the Hebrew Alphabet assigned to it. The Hebrew alphabet is very symbolic with many layers of meaning. As we study Psalm 119 during this fast, I urge you to study the meanings of the letters, and how they relate to the eight verses associated with them.

Aleph
This is the first letter of the Hebrew Alphabet. It is made of 3 letters that make one letter. This is just like God, He is made up of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – 3 persons in one. The longer part is said to represent our soul, while the top part represents our spirit, and the lower part our flesh. We too are three parts in one.

I Am, Adonai, El, and Elohim (names of God) start with the aleph. His names reflect the character and nature of God. So this letter means In God’s image. Adam’s name starts with the aleph. He was made in God’s image. We have seen in the verses of this section that we are to walk in the ways of God and Jesus – to live them according to the pattern He has set for all of us in His Word. And we are to reflect God’s image back to the world.

The word aleph itself is made up of three Hebrew letters. They mean Lord, Learn, and Speak. We must meet the Lord, learn from Him, and then speak of Him to the world.

Momma Betty

1/2/2020 06:09:16 pm

Once, when I was in Israel, I had a dream. In the dream there were many people praying at the Wailing Wall. Over to the side of where we were praying, there was a small group of people sitting huddled together on the ground.

Their clothes were dirty and they looked hopeless and very sad; but as the people continued to pray, their bodies began to ascend the wall.

When they reached the top of the wall, they had been radically changed. Their eyes were bright, their clothes were clean; their faces were glowing and they had been radically changed.

Then I saw Jesus walking toward them and He said, "My Shinning Ones, My Diadem." Then I was led to read Isaiah 62 especially verses 3 & 6.

Felicia

1/2/2020 09:25:49 pm

When I studied I looked at the KJV and I looked up definition of some word. When I looked at AMPLIFIED BIBLE VERSION was the same definition I got. See below how this version gave definitions of some words. Blessings Felicia

1 Blessed (happy, fortunate, to be envied) are the undefiled (the upright, truly sincere, and blameless) in the way [of the revealed will of God], who walk (order their conduct and conversation) in the law of the Lord (the whole of God’s revealed will).

2 Blessed (happy, fortunate, to be envied) are they who keep His testimonies, and who seek, inquire for and of Him and crave Him with the whole heart.

3 Yes, they do no unrighteousness [no willful wandering from His precepts]; they walk in His ways.

4 You have commanded us to keep Your precepts, that we should observe them diligently.

Julie

1/3/2020 08:13:11 am

This is so good. in Verse 4, God has charged us, commanded us, to keep His precepts [commandments, laws, His appointed statutes, mandates] that we should observe [To see or behold with some attention; to notice] them diligently[carefully, exceedingly, With steady application and care; with industry or assiduity; not carelessly; not negligently]

Dennis Duke

1/3/2020 03:03:18 pm

I woke up this Thursday morning and the Lord gave me the following Word.

Isaiah 43:18-19
18 “Do not remember the former things, Nor consider the things of old.
19 Behold, I will do a new thing, Now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it?
I will even make a road in the wilderness, And rivers in the desert.

I hear the Lord saying:

I am pouring new wine into new wineskins and will be shattering old molds and old ways, for I am doing a new thing.

Be not distracted by the things of this world, nor the falling-away of many because I am at work. I am calling my people to take a fresh look at nations that are closed, cities that seem barren, hearts that are living in pain, loss, disappointment, misunderstanding. Take a fresh look and welcome Me into those places.

Do not hold back. Do not let Bitterness or Strife keep you from seeing the work I have instore.

Ask for Forgiveness, for it is key. Those who hold onto unforgiveness will miss out on what I am about to do.

Reach out and release words of forgiveness, purify your hearts and allow me to till the ground, for I am at work turning all things around for good.

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