Interpreting Psalm 133

[@eddiemoise8079]

Thank you for diving deeper into this word of God.

[@mkl62]

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (April 12, Easter 2), this was our Psalm of the Day.

[@andresdiaz7112]

If you seek to understand the words, you will never understand the words. The words only point to truth, but without finding the truth within you, you will never know what experience makes these words written as they are. Meditate and find the truth somewhere in your breath.

[@blancairisrobles4373]

Thank you. That was a beautiful, clear interpretation of the psalm 133. May God continue blessing you and using you.

[@lfaircloth8587]

Very helpful. I hope the Lord has you post another video!

[@daddymacjr]

A wonderful interpretation. Very insightful.

[@shawnbeck1860]

Thank you for that interpretation.

[@thefaithfulchurch3775]

very nice explaination !

[@danlucescu]

I believe that this psalm underline the benefits of brother living (coming together for fellowship and worship) together not in the unity. The unity (process) something that is God's work ."And there the Lord has command His blessing (singular) even life everlasting" This miraculous work of God. There is an emotional benefit of brother dwelling together "good and pleasant" but most important is the work of God in this togetherness. Word "unity" is missing in other Bible translation (French, Italian etc.) Interpretation like saying that in unity is the blessing that comes it like putting the carriage in front of the horses.

[@K-Blao]

great interpretation

[@KevinWilliamsFulloffaith]

What do you think about Psalms 133 and church growth? I made an short you-tube on it, and I would be horned to know what you think.

[@BIGMONEYMEDIA]

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[@dannypiho5981]

Psalm 133