Psalm 119:137-144 ; Joel 1-2:17 ; Hebrews 3 "Resplendent Glory, II" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Colored Pencil on Paper Today’s section of Psalm 119, verses 137-144, focuses on the righteousness  of God and the rightness  of His Word.  Five times  we read the words “righteous” or “right” (cf., verses 137, 138, 142, and 144).  Because God is the sovereign God  –  the Creator and Owner over all things  –   He  gets to decide what is right .  He never consulted with you

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Psalm 119:105-112 ; Jeremiah 52 ; Titus 1 "Hidden Pond" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Colored Pencil on Paper Today in Psalm 119:105-112, we see the Psalmist’s literal commitment to follow the Word of God, first as a “lamp to his feet,” and second, as “a light for his path” (verse 105).  The Psalmist went so far as to “take an oath and to confirm it – that he would follow the Lord’s righteous laws” (verse 106).  He says that he has “suffered much – often taking his life