Which book in the Bible is the one you feel more connected to ?
By vanila
@vanila (491)
Israel
7 responses
@carolscash (9492)
• United States
13 Jul 08
I love Psalms and proverbs! I enjoy reading the Bible and have read it all the way through several times. I don't know that I can say that I feel more connected to any of them but I do love reading those two books a great deal. I find that Psalms will relax me a lot when I am under stress.
@lynn2457 (500)
• United States
15 Jul 08
hi carolscash,
I too love Psalms, when I was growing up, that was the book I went to through all the trouble and such of a teen. Another thing about David I love, he was so deep in trouble, he was able to share his songs with us, so we too, could find comfort, in the time of need.
When I read your Psalms, it reminded me of being young. have a great day.
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@XXTYCHABBYXX (239)
• United States
19 Jul 08
i like psalms the best because most o my quotings come from there but the whole bible is a GREATT CREATION :)
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@tanyasnodgrass (1)
• Canada
13 Jul 08
I personally love Ephesians. I like to read this book when I am feeling low. When I read Chapter 1:1-5, and reminded about how He chose and adopted me before the world was spoken into existence. I have always wanted to be adopted. When I came to Christ, I have found the family that I have wanted. The family of Christ.
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@margaux08 (1094)
• Philippines
16 Jul 08
Psalms (especially Psalms 23). But going through some pressures at work, what's helping me is reading Psalms 72 and book of Colossians
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@lynn2457 (500)
• United States
15 Jul 08
Hi vanila,
I love 1 Samuel. I love the story of David, his growth, his love, the lesson it teaches. David was used so much by God. But, it shows also, through his sin, there was consequences and that gives us the example of if you do this, this will happen and if you do that, this will happen. He also was a great example on how to love God, and what God expects from us, David helped to show this also. David, was a sinner, who was saved by grace. You, in his heart was a man after God, no matter what. Yet, he had troubles just like the rest of us.
David taught me, one thing out of the story I will never forget. he taught me, that no matter who it is, if God anoints them, never ever speak bad against them, this is between them and God. I have kept that, for I know the anointing from God is a gift and blessing, I even feel an honor and curse. Wow. I could go on and on with David, always has always will be, thank you for asking. Have a great day. :)
