“My cup is saturated” Psalm 23:5c – Part 3

You may wonder why I changed the word “overflowing” to “saturated”.  In Hebrew, the text is, “כּוֹסִי רְוָיָֽה” (kosi revaya); “Kosi” means ‘my cup’; however, I believe that translating the word “revaya” to “overflowing” doesn’t … Read More

“My Cup Overflows” Psalm 23:5c

When thinking of the word “cup”, the first thing that comes to mind is an object that is used for drinking. However, as I was talking to my staff this week about this scripture, a … Read More

“You anointed my head with oil” Psalm 23:5b

The depth of meaning we can uncover in the Scriptures when reading in the original language is really astounding! Every now and then, I come across verses that have been translated one way in English, … Read More

“Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.” Psalm 23:4b

My previous writings on this verse explored God’s everlasting presence with us; we need not fear anything. Continuing with this, we can learn something very interesting about David’s analogy of God as his Shepherd. The … Read More