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Psalm 119: God’s Word Is Forever Psalm 119:89-96; 2 Kings 22–23 Digging Into Epic Teachings of the Bible. Copyright © Group Publishing, Inc. Permission to reproduce granted for local church use. Image Credit: SDI Productions/iStock/Getty Images Plus Here’s what happens… The psalmist celebrates the eternal nature of God’s Word. When the Israelites rediscover God’s Word after it was lost in the neglected Temple, they celebrate the truths that are contained in it. God’s Word is as true today as it was when it was first written. Talk About This… Parents, what are some differences between your childhood and your kids’ childhood? What’s similar? “Your word is a lamp to guide my feet and a light for my path” (Psalm 119:105). Family Together Time Try a family activity where you don’t use any modern conveniences. See if you can use only Bible-era devices! Here are some examples: o Prepare food over a fire, and eat by candlelight. o Use ink and feathers to write letters to people instead of texting. o Walk somewhere instead of driving. o Tell stories without reading them from books. o Plant a vegetable or fruit plant so you can grow your own food. Church Announcements [Type your content or insert your church logo here]
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Psalm 119: God’s Word Is Forever
Psalm 119:89-96; 2 Kings 22–23
Digging Into Epic Teachings of the Bible. Copyright © Group Publishing, Inc. Permission to reproduce granted for local church use. Image Credit: SDI Productions/iStock/Getty Images Plus
Here’s what happens…The psalmist celebrates the eternal
nature of God’s Word. When the Israelites rediscover God’s Word after it was lost in the neglected Temple,
they celebrate the truths that are contained in it. God’s Word is as true
today as it was when it was first written.
Bible Point: God’s Word is true forever.
Talk About This… Parents, what are some differences between your childhood and your kids’ childhood?
What’s similar?
“Your word is a lamp to guide my feet and a light for my path”(Psalm 119:105).
Family Together Time Try a family activity where you don’t use
any modern conveniences. See if you can use only Bible-era devices! Here are some examples:
o Prepare food over a fire, and eat by candlelight.
o Use ink and feathers to write letters to people instead of texting.
o Walk somewhere instead of driving.o Tell stories without reading them
from books.o Plant a vegetable or fruit plant so
you can grow your own food.o Sing a song together—without
playing any music! Feel free to try any other examples you
think of, and then compare how life then was similar to and different from life today.
Church Announcements [Type your content or insert your church logo -
here]
