January 29, 2026 — Truth In Parallel

“In all perfectly beautiful objects there is found the opposition of one part to another.” —John Ruskin  As we travel through the Psalms with devotional comments along the way, we’ll notice some helpful tools to make the most of our study. Right at the start, we want to ask: What are some components that distinguish […]

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January 29

Christian Science: founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879, now lists 2,000 congregations in 80 countries. Eddy was raised Congregationalist but reacted against the Calvinistic view of predestination. In 1866, she fell on ice and reportedly was severely injured (denied by her doctor under oath), but attributed her recovery to “spiritual healing.” She determined to […]

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January 28, 2026 — Happinesses

Like the future remnant of Judah (“Praise”), may we all “take root downward, and bear fruit upward” (Isa 37:31).  Does it encourage you that, whatever lies ahead in this book, the first word we meet is “Blessed”? In its plural construction, it’s often used as an exclamation. We might translate Psalm 1:1 as, “O the happinesses of the man […]

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January 27, 2026 — Five Landmarks

Like varied threads that traverse a weaving, these five themes appear time and again in the Psalms.  It’s helpful, especially on a long journey, to watch for important landmarks. They make the trip more interesting and mark our progress on the way. As we begin our study of the Psalms, let’s anticipate the themes that […]

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