Psalm 119:14
This is an excerpt from Kebles’ poetic rendition of Psalm 119. The stanzas don’t precisely line up with verses, but this appeared to center on verse 14.
This is an excerpt from Kebles’ poetic rendition of Psalm 119. The stanzas don’t precisely line up with verses, but this appeared to center on verse 14.
I stare at the phrase again: “Your temples are like a piece of pomegranate.” What does that even mean? Are we talking color? Shape? Texture? I imagine red or pebbled temples, and discard the picture. That sounds diseased, not like a compliment. Maybe the skin has the same soft smoothness as an individual pomegranate seed?… Read More Like a Piece of Pomegranate
This is a selection from John Keble’s psalter, where he rendered the psalms into English verse. It corresponds with Psalm 119:71-72. I wanted to put artwork with the calligraphy, but that was a lot of words for one piece of paper. I could have made the words smaller, but since this was first a piece… Read More Psalm 119:71-72
Referring to Ezekiel 38-39 I’ve heard people say that the Gog spoken of in Ezekiel’s prophecy of the end times refers to some part of Russia, but this time reading through those chapters my breath almost caught. That’s not just Russia, that lines up beautifully with the Scythians—or if not them, one of the related… Read More The People of Gog
Taken from the NKJ translation