The book of psalm

The book of psalm

JOURNAL ONE

The book of psalm talks about the Lord and the work He does to his people. The book describes His might deeds as well as giving the response of His people in the entire world. His covenant and promise bind people together, and he reminds us that he never forgets promises that he made to us. His work is described as vast and majestic; He is the provider; he provides us with the necessities. He is gracious, and His work shows His grace and Mercy; therefore, as believers, we are encouraged to praise the name of the Lord forever and Ever. In connection to the book of Genesis, God created all things in the world, including human beings, and so we should always praise His name for his great work.

The delights I mostly experience in life are about how God does his work, He is never blamed for what happened, and he does according to his will. Personally, sometimes things seem to be all going wrong when, but when I trust in God, He always responds to the situation at the right time. He is never late for anything hence encouraging me to do as per the will of God to be able to maintain my salvation to the end.

My thought on psalm being a scientist is that the work of God is worthy of great research Scientists to need to do in-depth research to bring clear pictures about God’s words, they need to do more investigation to understand the word of God in Psalm. The Work of God is more significant, and even the scientists cannot see it at once. They must look it with a lot of care by seeking out the essential services such as strengthen out their spiritual eyes, which enables them to accept the light of Devine glory slowly.

Psalm 111 reminds us that we should always remember the great work that God did; we should enjoy the beauty of the nature that was freely provided by God. We should take care of all the things as a way of acknowledging the excellent work that our creator did, and above all, we should remain faithful and righteousness because we are also the work of His hand.

Reference

https://www.parklandfoursquare.com/blog/psalm-111

JOURNAL TWO

There are several factors that can make the experiment to be repeated; for instance: The experiment is repeated to get the best and the accurate result. Second, it can be repeated if, within the course of experimenting, there was a lot of disturbance, and if there was insufficient information of evidence as it was expected (Frank, 2019). Third, if the scientists request the experiment to be repeated to prove that the result provided is useful and they qualify to be used by users. For instance, chemistry, physic, and biology experiments may require it to be redone again to prove the results are accurate as well as assuring students that the investigations are not harmful.

Isaac Barrow meant that he assumes that decrees of God are not changing hence making him not expect results that are consistent in numbers of experiments towards holding the true ever after.

The author starts by reminding us that we are supposed to praise the name of our Lord, for it is the command that he created in the commandments. From this scriptures, we are reminded of the natural laws that God created to all human beings, where we are supposed to praise Him always. He ordered all creators such us ocean, lighting and hail, snow and the clouds and winds to praise Him name because we are all his creatures and the work of his hand (Frank, 2019). The verses remind us that the significant work that God assigned us to be doing after creating us is to praise Him always because nothing we can give him to make him happy other than the praise. In natural law, there is a reward. For instance, if you praise and worship God genuinely and make him happy, he always blesses you and fulfills all your needs.

The difference between God’s law and God’s natural laws in nature includes: God’s moral laws are instruction which shows the rules that lead people to heaven and the evil that makes people be away from God (Schmidt-Hofner, 2020). For instance, in the first commandment, you shall have no other God. Therefore people worship only God; they will go to heaven, but if they have their evil gods, they will go to heal. On the other hand, God’s natural law is the laws which involve the revelation of God in human being in both physical and moral codes. For instance, Christians have the belief that they can know the will of God when they see something good or bad.

The similarities are that they all God-given laws, and He expects us to follow them because He rewards those who follow His commandments, and he also punishes those who do not follow his rule (Schmidt-Hofner, 2020). Second, the two law encourages us to do as per the will of God and everything that God wishes us to do because he is our father and as usual any parent expects his children to be obedient.

Reference

Frank, J. (2019). Liberalism’s Lawgiver Problem: Villa’s Teachers of the People. Theory &             Event, 22(1), 204-207.

Schmidt-Hofner, S. (2020). Reform, Routine, and Propaganda: Julian, the Lawgiver. In A             Companion to             Julian the Apostate (pp. 124-171). Brill.