Our Lord reveals Himself through His Word. The psalmist's love of God's Word (v. 97) gives him as sense of direction through the blessings and perils of life. In this octave he meditates on the ways God has taught him along the way. "Nun" is the fourteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and consequently, every verse in this octave begins with this corresponding letter.

Love takes the initiative. Like faith, it shows its true colors in the actions of the one expressing it. The psalmist has struggled with fears and doubts but has settled his faith in God's Word -vs. 89-96-. There is a sweetness in our relationship with our Savior when we can sing----Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus. Just to take Him at His Word.----Just to rest upon His promise. Just to know- -Thus said the Lord.'---This octave does not have a prayer request in it. It is an exclamation of the joy the psalmist experienced in God's comfort through His Word.

The tenth chapter of Joshua contains one of the greatest miracles is the Old Testament. When God made the sun and moon stand still, He had to change the order of the universe-

Chapters 49-57 form the second section of part two of Isaiah. Part one -chapters 1-39- centers on the judgment of God upon Judah and the surrounding nations. Part two -chapter 40-66- is arranged in a definite and identifiable plan which centers on the comfort of God.