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This handy resource allows the reader to quickly summarize or review all the pertinent details about any Old Testament book. More than a Bible handbook but less than a commentary, Nelson’s New Illustrated Old Testament Survey provides a section by section breakdown of issues and topics dealt with in the Hebrew Scriptures. It includes: Complete but concise outlines of every Old Testament book A...

God’s Works (111:2) C. The Glory of God’s Works (111:3–4) D. The Grace of God’s Works (111:5–9) E. Postlude (111:10) This is a Hallel hymn (see Ps. 106) created in an acrostic pattern in which each line begins with a letter of the Hebrew alphabet in sequence. The poet opened and closed the psalm with a reference to praise (111:1, 10), and in between he said the reason for his praise was God’s mighty works. His works honor Him as Lord, and they provide everything needed for human life and happiness.
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