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Comfort in the Valley

Michael DeVries·2016-10-01
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This article provides an expository meditation on Psalm 23:4, emphasizing David's pastoral experience and the comfort found in God's protection during life's darkest valleys. DeVries explores the intimate relationship between the believer and the Shepherd, drawing on biblical imagery to encourage trust in God's sovereign care and guidance through difficult circumstances.

"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." Psalm 23:4 What a familiar, beloved psalm is the twentythird, the "Shepherd Psalm"! It uses such beautiful imagery, such rich, accurate figures to bring peace and comfort to our souls. It is so obvious that David speaks out of the deep, personal experiences that God had given him as a shepherd caring for his father's flock. "Yea, though I walk...

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Author
Michael DeVries
Date

2016-10-01

Source
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Scripture References
Psalms 23:4Genesis 28:15Joshua 1:5Matthew 28:20John 10Ezekiel 20:37
Topics
PsalmsChristian LivingProvidence
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