Morning Scripture.
Psalm 107:1-10
Prayer before reading: O God you have created all Holy Scriptures to be written for our learning. Grant us so to hear them, read them, mark them, learn and inwardly digest them that we may embrace and take hold of the blessed hope of everlasting life, which you have given us in Jesus.
Amen
First reading
Book Five (Psalms 107 -150 ) 1071 Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good!His faithful love endures forever.2 Has the Lord redeemed you? Then speak out!Tell others He has redeemed you from your enemies.3 For He has gathered the exiles from many lands,from east and west,from north and south. 4 Some wandered in the wilderness,lost and homeless.5 Hungry and thirsty,they nearly died.6 “Lord, help!” they cried in their trouble,and He rescued them from their distress.7 He led them straight to safety,to a city where they could live.8 Let them praise the Lord for His great loveand for the wonderful things He has done for them.9 For He satisfies the thirstyand fills the hungry with good things. 10 Some sat in darkness and deepest gloom,imprisoned in iron chains of misery.
Psalms 107:-10 | NLT
(What words or phrases spoke to you in this reading?
Second Reading
BOOK V(Psalms 107 –150 ) The LORD Is Good to His People 1071 Shout praises to the LORD!He is good to us,and his love never fails.2 Everyone the LORD has rescuedfrom troubleshould praise him,3 everyone he has broughtfrom the east and the west,the north and the south. 4 Some of you were lostin the scorching desert,far from a town.5 You were hungry and thirstyand about to give up.6 You were in serious trouble,but you prayed to the LORD,and he rescued you.7 At once he brought youto a town.8 You should praise the LORDfor his loveand for the wonderful thingshe does for all of us.9 To everyone who is thirsty,he gives something to drink;to everyone who is hungry,he gives good things to eat. 10 Some of you were prisonerssuffering in deepest darknessand bound by chains,
Psalms 107:-10 | CEV
From this reading,: how does this passage touch your life today?
Reading 3
1071 Oh, thank God—he’s so good!His love never runs out.2 All of you set free by God, tell the world!Tell how he freed you from oppression,3 Then rounded you up from all over the place,from the four winds, from the seven seas. 4 Some of you wandered for years in the desert,looking but not finding a good place to live,5 Half–starved and parched with thirst,staggering and stumbling, on the brink of exhaustion. 6 Then, in your desperate condition, you called out to God.He got you out in the nick of time;7 He put your feet on a wonderful roadthat took you straight to a good place to live. 8 So thank God for his marvelous love,for his miracle mercy to the children he loves. 9 He poured great draughts of water down parched throats;the starved and hungry got plenty to eat. 10 Some of you were locked in a dark cell,cruelly confined behind bars,
Psalms 107:-10 | MSG
“Today From this reading, answer two questions:
From what I heard, what do I believe God wants me to do or be?
Is God inviting me to change in any way?
Now pray to God based upon the answers given in each scripture reading, asking him to help you understand how these scriptures might inform your life today.
End with the Lord’s prayer.
Psalm 107:1-10
Prayer before reading: O God you have created all Holy Scriptures to be written for our learning. Grant us so to hear them, read them, mark them, learn and inwardly digest them that we may embrace and take hold of the blessed hope of everlasting life, which you have given us in Jesus.
Amen
First reading
Book Five (Psalms 107 -150 ) 1071 Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good!His faithful love endures forever.2 Has the Lord redeemed you? Then speak out!Tell others He has redeemed you from your enemies.3 For He has gathered the exiles from many lands,from east and west,from north and south. 4 Some wandered in the wilderness,lost and homeless.5 Hungry and thirsty,they nearly died.6 “Lord, help!” they cried in their trouble,and He rescued them from their distress.7 He led them straight to safety,to a city where they could live.8 Let them praise the Lord for His great loveand for the wonderful things He has done for them.9 For He satisfies the thirstyand fills the hungry with good things. 10 Some sat in darkness and deepest gloom,imprisoned in iron chains of misery.
Psalms 107:-10 | NLT
(What words or phrases spoke to you in this reading?
Second Reading
BOOK V(Psalms 107 –150 ) The LORD Is Good to His People 1071 Shout praises to the LORD!He is good to us,and his love never fails.2 Everyone the LORD has rescuedfrom troubleshould praise him,3 everyone he has broughtfrom the east and the west,the north and the south. 4 Some of you were lostin the scorching desert,far from a town.5 You were hungry and thirstyand about to give up.6 You were in serious trouble,but you prayed to the LORD,and he rescued you.7 At once he brought youto a town.8 You should praise the LORDfor his loveand for the wonderful thingshe does for all of us.9 To everyone who is thirsty,he gives something to drink;to everyone who is hungry,he gives good things to eat. 10 Some of you were prisonerssuffering in deepest darknessand bound by chains,
Psalms 107:-10 | CEV
From this reading,: how does this passage touch your life today?
Reading 3
1071 Oh, thank God—he’s so good!His love never runs out.2 All of you set free by God, tell the world!Tell how he freed you from oppression,3 Then rounded you up from all over the place,from the four winds, from the seven seas. 4 Some of you wandered for years in the desert,looking but not finding a good place to live,5 Half–starved and parched with thirst,staggering and stumbling, on the brink of exhaustion. 6 Then, in your desperate condition, you called out to God.He got you out in the nick of time;7 He put your feet on a wonderful roadthat took you straight to a good place to live. 8 So thank God for his marvelous love,for his miracle mercy to the children he loves. 9 He poured great draughts of water down parched throats;the starved and hungry got plenty to eat. 10 Some of you were locked in a dark cell,cruelly confined behind bars,
Psalms 107:-10 | MSG
“Today From this reading, answer two questions:
From what I heard, what do I believe God wants me to do or be?
Is God inviting me to change in any way?
Now pray to God based upon the answers given in each scripture reading, asking him to help you understand how these scriptures might inform your life today.
End with the Lord’s prayer.