Today we'll be working on memorizing Psalm four! The first half, anyway. This Psalm, like most of the other ones before it has eight verses, so I'll give you the first four today. Here they are.

Answer me when I call, O Elohim of my righteousness! You gave relief to me when I was in distress; show favour to me, and hear my prayer.
Till when, O you sons of men, would you turn my esteem to shame, would you love emptiness, seek falsehood? Selah.
But know that Yahweh has separated a loving committed one for himself, Yahweh hears when I call to him.
Tremble, and do not sin. Speak within your heart on your bed, a d be still. Selah.

Wow. There's a lot in that. And just so we're all clear on some of the words I used in there, Elohim is a word for God. Yahweh is the name of God, and Yeshua is the name of God's son, (Jesus)

We'll be varying back and forth between versions, as well. Sometimes we'll memorize the NIV, sometimes NASB, and some times KJV. These will have the Hebrew names. For example, instead of saying, "they Lord," it will say "Yahweh." I thought I should let you know. We've been memorizing the scriptures version, but for Psalm five we're going to use NIV. Hope you enjoyed reading this post! 




          He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his Wings shalt thou trust.    
Psalm 91:4 KJV