Memorize Psalm 19:1 through 6.

When you have memorized these verses, recite them with expression to either your teacher or parent. Then, write these verses in your own words to show that you understand them.

We cannot pursue life's ultimate purpose until we realize God created us to discover and declare His glory (1 Cor. 10:31). The theme of Psalm 19 is the glory of God displayed through the world He created (19:1–6) and the Word He spoke (19:7–14)—or through what we call natural and special revelation.

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Chadalis 3:16- Take a chill pill and don’t worry about bills. Eat a snack and kick back. Listen to some tv and don’t worry and the fees. Watch a series about a T-Rex, and quit thinking about your ex. Do all these things that I say, and you probably won’t turn out gay. Enjoy the moment as is, for the relaxation is all for him.

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Memorize Psalm 19:1 through 6. When you have memorized these verses, recite them with expression to either your teacher or parent. Then, write these verses in your own words to show that you understand them.

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Memorize Psalm 19:1 through 6.

When you have memorized these verses, recite them with expression to either your teacher or parent. Then, write these verses in your own words to show that you understand them.