Golden Truths from the Psalms - Volume IX - Psalms 120-150 - Taylor, Jim
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This volume is the ninth in a nine-volume series on the Psalms. This volume covers Psalm 120-150. This series is certainly no rival to Spurgeon's "Treasury of David". Nor is it meant to be. It is more of an alliterated series of studies covering the theme and content of each Psalm. Each volume is a combination of an overview of each Psalm while simultaneously digging deeper into areas and subjects that many would find interesting. The primary source is the Psalms themselves. At the same time, there are literally thousands of cross references to other applicable passages of Scripture. Each…mehr

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This volume is the ninth in a nine-volume series on the Psalms. This volume covers Psalm 120-150. This series is certainly no rival to Spurgeon's "Treasury of David". Nor is it meant to be. It is more of an alliterated series of studies covering the theme and content of each Psalm. Each volume is a combination of an overview of each Psalm while simultaneously digging deeper into areas and subjects that many would find interesting. The primary source is the Psalms themselves. At the same time, there are literally thousands of cross references to other applicable passages of Scripture. Each Psalm is given thorough coverage. This series will be a blessing and encouragement to both scholar and layman alike.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Jim Taylor has been active in the ministry for over 30 years. During this time he has been a pastor, Christian educator, Bible college president, author, and Bible translator. He is currently serving in South Korea as a missionary with Armed Forces Baptist Missions. He has a wife, two children, and six incredible grandchildren. As a believer he has always said, "There is no greater experience than living in the reality of Christ's presence."