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George R. Graham | Read Psalm 67:1-7
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Sign Up TodayPsalm 67 is clearly intended for use in worship. The psalm follows the contours of our prayer and our encounter with God in worship. We move from saying what we hope God will do (verse 1) to addressing God directly (verses 2-5) and finally to making our petitions to God...
May your face shine upon us, O God of light. May we know your way and experience your saving power. Transform us. Make us new again. Amen.
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