This is an ancient song which will tell of the battles and the Lord's victory for His people. Deborah and Barak both sang this song and it details the Lord's involvement via the rains that stopped the chariots in their tracks. The roads that were used were treacherous and full of danger. This was a primitive nation in a primitive land. It was almost second nature for the people to abandon God or "supplement" them with their own "created" gods. Her heart was with the people, whether rich or poor and was with them into battle.
Glad Irene got to her first destination yesterday. David seems ok and Daniel is coping. Still enjoying reading a chapter of Proverbs a day (to keep the stupid away). With literally nothing to watch, I started to do my Adult Ed class and hopefully will wrap it up this weekend. Glad to be home most of next week (except Wed) and should have a relatively relaxing day today. Still keeping my peeps in my prayers.
Praise for today: Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker; for he is our God and we are the sheep of his pasture, the flock under his care. Psalm 95: 6-7
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