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Quixotic Started conversation Nov 1, 2001
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wobbly ezra Posted Nov 12, 2001
'The Lord has put a new song in my mouth, even praise to my God!'
That verse means a lot to me. It is amazing how God can change a person's life around and bring forth praise from the most unlikely sources.
Even the rocks and stones themselves shall start to sing!!
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wobbly ezra Posted Nov 12, 2001
'The Lord has put a new song in my mouth, even praise to my God!'
That verse means a lot to me. It is amazing how God can change a person's life around and bring forth praise from the most unlikely sources.
Even the rocks and stones themselves shall start to sing!!
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Quixotic Posted Nov 13, 2001
Do you know the book chapter and verse, that would be a great help if I included it
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wobbly ezra Posted Nov 13, 2001
It is from Psalm 40 verse 3.
What would it be "included" in? I didn't realise that quotes posted here would be up for addition to something other than this thread. Please tell me more. It is OK with me anyway, verses like this deserve to be posted everywhere and shouted from the rooftops too.
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Quixotic Posted Nov 14, 2001
I might put it on the 'thought for the week' page where it would be much more widely read that in a thread, that page is at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A652231
if you don't know, the same for all the 'favourite...' threads, a place to share your favourites and help me do the pages
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wobbly ezra Posted Nov 15, 2001
Sounds a great idea. Glad to have contributed (maybe).
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Quixotic Posted Nov 16, 2001
I put in text for the week at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A652240
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