Results of My Paper About Psalm 125

Photo Credit: ChristArt.com

Hi, Everyone!

Okay, y’all—here’s the skinny: I just got the results back from my Biblical Studies instructor about my exclusive paper on Psalm 125. Now, I knew that I did a great job, but I never imagined that my instructor would… well, just check out this note that he wrote:

“Natasha, this is without a doubt an excellent paper. Not only did you keep it within the context of the scriptures, but you provided clear, indepth examples of each verse within this particular psalm. Incidentally, at the risk of sounding biased, I loved how you broke down the second verse. You also showed me that you read your Bible.

Excellent work—keep it up!”

In reading those remarks from my instructor, all I’ve got to say is: Wow.

I am truly humbled behind that review—I really am. Yes, I am perfectly aware that any other time I would be showing off like Dolph Ziggler and singing “Here to Show the World,” but in this particular instance, I can’t do that. I am just in awe that I received such a compliment of epic proportions.

And y’all already know that I gotta make a call to Southern Cali this evening and holla at a couple folks, in particular: Mom, Dad, and Gramma Jewel.

Incidentally, allow me to explain the illustration of Psalm 125:2 that my instructor loved so much. As you know, the second verse says: “As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round about His people from henceforth even for ever.”To further explain what this verse was saying, I found a photo from a website called ChristArt.com, which shows mountains surrounding a castle. Right away, the word “protection” came to mind, and then my imagination took over three times as much when I started singing “Jesus Be A Fence.” My mind really took off to the races, y’all, and in the process, I was able to write a great paper. I still call it great, but if my instructor says that it’s excellent, then I’m not gonna argue with him.

Anyway, that’s the story for today—and again I say: Wow.

Until tomorrow, y’all take care.

Hugs & Kisses,

Natasha