In today’s episode, we answer a reader question from Tumblr regarding ways to talk about the Bible as communicative of revelation. This person also asks, “Or are the scriptures only inspired in a relativized sense alongside great works of literature, poetry, etc ?”

We then queer the text from Psalm that perfectly ties to the Tumblr question. Stay tuned to know what we think about this poem and how this text was written to and about the divine. Moreover, we realize that this poem resembles closely to the work that we do as we light the path for others. 

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Your word is a lamp before my feet

    and a light for my journey.

I have sworn, and I fully mean it:

    I will keep your righteous rules.

I have been suffering so much—

    Lord, make me live again according to your promise.

Please, Lord, accept my spontaneous gifts of praise.

    Teach me your rules!

Though my life is constantly in danger,

    I won’t forget your Instruction.

Though the wicked have set a trap for me,

    I won’t stray from your precepts.

Your laws are my possession forever

    because they are my heart’s joy.

I have decided to keep your statutes forever, every last one.

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