Tehillim Talks - Psalm 29

[@mariannesong3501]

The image you conjured up for Psalm 29 is awesome. Thank you ~

[@karienbuys7327]

Thank you Grant!! I love the picture you see!! Can read this over and over..The Word of God is active and living!!

[@DanteGous]

The challenge is always the solution. Wisdom in action. Thank You Father for providing in Your abounding ways for Grant and his family

[@grantluton]

Thank you, Dante, for your gracious words.

[@loridoldo1289]

Grant , I love your image . I know for me, grew up not realizing the beauty and truth of what He did . Still standing in the shame instead of seeing the whole truth . Not sure I worded to understand. We can get stuck instead of moving forward. Beautiful! Thank you .

[@christienbotha6651]

Thank you sò much❤

[@grantluton]

You're welcome 😊

[@walkthroughthewilderness608]

Thanks for this Grant. Really like how you identified the structure here. Joel

[@grantluton]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thomgarza]

“Heavenly beings” is a topic covered extensively in Michael Heiser’s ( may his memory be blessed) “The Unseen Realm”. As a matter of fact, I’m rereading his masterful work which brings many difficult passages to LIFE. Thanks

[@grantluton]

Yes. That is a really deep read and not for the feint in heart.

[@peggyallison9941]

Sir. I have been watching your teachings for a few months now and have really been blessed by them. I’m having trouble understanding your statement in this one ,”the problem is always the solution.” I hope I got that right. Could you clarify that please? Thanks for your time efforts and work on these teachings.

[@grantluton]

That’s a great question, Peggy. Life is filled with examples where a problem or difficulty arises that turns out to be a blessing in disguise. The key it to remember that all pain is birth pain. In other words, all good things are preceded by a time of difficulty. The greatest example, of course, is the horrible sin of rejecting and crucifying the Messiah.. What could possibly be worse than that?! But out of that came the salvation of the world. The problem was, indeed, the solution.

[@peggyallison9941]

@@grantluton Thank you sir!