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Robert P. Fugarino | Read Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20
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Sign Up TodayDuring my life I have usually employed the Psalms as personal devotional prayers. But the Psalms primarily function as the songbook of God’s people. When the community gathers, the members share them.
Psalm 77 breaks into two sections. In the first (verses 1-10) the psalmist seems alone, in distress, and...
God, even in yourself you form a community of three, a Trinity. Help me remember I am not alone. You are with me, as are others. Amen.
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