Six weeks ago I started posting a Hebrew word a day — 40 words every Christian should know, straight from the Hebrew Bible.
That series is now a book. 📖
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A question I often get asked is “how can I learn Hebrew?” Here’s my answer. Check the first comment for links and let me know if you have questions about the process.
Have you noticed there are no other sheep in Psalm 23?
It's not a poem about a good shepherd caring for a flock.
It's a poem about a Good Shepherd caring for one sheep.
Green pastures, still waters, the healing of the soul... even the table prepared.
It's all for "me".
The Lord is *my* shepherd.
That's the theme of the psalm.
Yes, the Lord cares for others as well.
But not in Psalm 23.
It's one of the most deeply personal parts of the Bible,
about how the Lord is a safe place for me.