Episode 23 | Nehemiah 11–Psalm 17

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Join us as we read through the Bible in a year! This week, we're looking back over the end of Nehemiah, the book of Esther, and the first few chapters of the book of Job. From there, we look ahead to the rest of Job and the first few psalms in the book of Psalms. Here's the song I mentioned in today's episode. And I meant to mention this introduction to the book of Psalms from the Bible Project. It helps to walk through the bigger structure to Psalms. Contact Pastor with any questions or thoughts on what you're reading! Stay in touch with Emmanuel Lutheran Church: https://www.emmanuelcadillac.org/ Online Giving Facebook

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