Like and share this collection of videos on YouTube. Each video features a young King David in the Temple, proclaiming the Gospel. Each is a striking reminder of deep connection between Jewish history, King David, and the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. The boy king is clothed as an initiate, recalling the Gospel account of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane.
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Transfiguration | Jesus Reveals His True To-Be Glorified Self To His Disciples | Jesus Appears With Moses And Elias
Sign Of The Times | Jesus Rebukes Scribes And Pharisees | Sign Of Jonah
Take Up Your Cross And Follow Me | Jesus Teaches His Disciples | Gospel Faith
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Dylan Thomas’s Fern Hill is among the most charged and evocative meditations on childhood in modern poetry. Written in Thomas’s lyrical style, the poem expresses such joy and wonder associated with youth, only to reveal—gradually and with emotion—the passage of time. Fern Hill is not just a nostalgic recollection of a personal past; it is an elegy for innocence and inevitable transition from youthful bliss to sobering awareness of mortality, which nonetheless affirms an immortality of the childhood experience, which continues to sing through the very act of reading the poem [ … ]
The psalm begins with a declaration, ‘Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!’ This opening line serves as a thesis statement, asserting the intrinsic value and pleasantness of communal harmony. The emphasis here is on the collective experience of togetherness, highlighting the inherent goodness found in unity among God’s people [ … ]
Today’s Bible verses conclude the first half of John’s Gospel, known as the Book of Signs. The verses mark the end of Christ’s public ministry. He will go on, through the Last Supper, to teach his disciples, and then to endure his Passion and crucifixion. The verses bring together Christ’s teaching to now. Key, fundamental themes are restated. Christ and the Father are one. To believe in Jesus is to believe in God. To see Jesus is to see God [ … ]
