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Our Chief Joy

Russell Dykstra·1989-09-01
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If I do not remember thee, Then let my tongue from utterance cease, If any earthly joy to me Be dear as Zion's joy and peace. Psalter #379, from Psalm 137 Beloved young people, how important to you is Zion, your church, with all that is especially for you, i.e., society, retreats, and conventions? Have you ever sung these words -- I mean, really sung them from the heart? Strong desires are expressed in this inspired song. In Psalm 137 this is written: "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let...

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Russell Dykstra
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1989-09-01

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Psalms 137
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