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[cvar] Webster: (Note:) I finished this book out loud in jail. I took it home with me even though a Devil worshiper urinated on it after crushing my neck and slamming my head into a brick wall.

Read the Holy Scriptures out loud front to back

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https://www.jw.org/en/library/bible/nwt/books/

https://www.jw.org/en/

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TASTE the words of God in your mouth and listen to them carefully the Lord is near.

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Echoes of Eternity: A Journey Through God's Names

1 April, 2023 - Webster | 0 Comments

(Verse 1)
In the beginning, Elohim created all,
El Shaddai, the Almighty, standing tall,
As time flowed, Yahweh's name was known,
The Lord our God, His love was shown.

(Chorus)
Sing praises, Selah, lift your voice high,
To the God of Ages, let our songs fly,
From history's dawn till the end of days,
We'll glorify His holy names.

(Verse 2)
El Elyon, the Most High God,
Ruling the heavens, with a gentle nod,
Adonai, our Sovereign Lord and King,
To Him our praises, forever we'll sing.

(Chorus)
Sing praises, Selah, lift your voice high,
To the God of Ages, let our songs fly,
From history's dawn till the end of days,
We'll glorify His holy names.

(Verse 3)
Jehovah Jireh, the Lord will provide,
In His abundance, we will reside,
Jehovah Rapha, He heals our pain,
Our Great Physician, forever will reign.

(Chorus)
Sing praises, Selah, lift your voice high,
To the God of Ages, let our songs fly,
From history's dawn till the end of days,
We'll glorify His holy names.

(Bridge)
El Olam, the Eternal One,
Whose love endures, like the morning sun,
Jehovah Nissi, our banner and shield,
Under His protection, we'll never yield.

(Verse 4)
Jehovah Shalom, our peace in strife,
He calms our hearts, and gives us life,
Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of Hosts,
Leading His armies, guarding our coasts.

(Chorus)
Sing praises, Selah, lift your voice high,
To the God of Ages, let our songs fly,
From history's dawn till the end of days,
We'll glorify His holy names.

(Outro)
Through history's pages, these names we find,
God's love and power, forever entwined,
In Selah's style, we sing with grace,
To the God of Ages, let our songs embrace.

.com to the Divine

27 March, 2023 - Webster | 0 Comments

[cvar] Webster
don't twist it around baby now, twist or shout (twist or shout) just read it word for word with your mouth (with your mouth) come on come on baby now, Read it on out (read it out loud) speak the words of the script (as it is scrip) Scrip is good, computers need script.

CHAT GPT:
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're asking or what you're referring to. The text you provided seems to be a mix of song lyrics and a statement about computer scripts. Can you please provide more context or clarify your question so I can assist you better?

[cvar] Webster
it's about the holy scriptures and how you should read them out loud as Jehovah asks

The holy scriptures are sacred texts that are revered by many religious traditions. The manner in which these scriptures are read and interpreted can vary depending on the specific tradition and its practices.

If you are referring to Jehovah as in the God of the Abrahamic religions, then it is true that reading the holy scriptures aloud is a common practice in many religious traditions. This is often done as a form of prayer, meditation, or worship, and is seen as a way to connect with the divine.

However, it is important to note that how one interprets and understands these scriptures can also vary greatly, and different religious traditions may have different views on the role and significance of scripture. Ultimately, how one approaches and engages with the holy scriptures is a personal and spiritual decision that should be guided by one's own beliefs and values.

[cvar] Webster
this is because they should not meditate, or pray while reading the scriptures they should just read them out loud that way the "views" are from the holy words specifically and accurately

While reading the scriptures out loud can be a powerful and meaningful practice, it's important to note that interpretation and understanding of religious texts can still vary, even when reading them aloud. People may still bring their own personal biases, experiences, and understandings to the reading of the scriptures, which can influence their interpretation of the text.

Additionally, many religious traditions encourage both reading the scriptures aloud as well as internalizing and meditating on their meaning. This can be seen as a way to deepen one's understanding and relationship with the divine, and to apply the teachings of the scriptures to one's own life.

Ultimately, the approach to reading and engaging with the holy scriptures is a personal decision and can vary depending on one's beliefs and religious tradition.

[cvar] Webster
that is correct first reading the scripture next do meditation and then prayer is best

Yes, many religious traditions encourage a multifaceted approach to engaging with the holy scriptures. Reading the scriptures is often seen as an important first step in understanding their teachings, but it's also important to reflect on their meaning and to apply them to one's life through meditation and prayer.

Through meditation, one can focus their mind and contemplate the deeper meanings and messages of the scriptures. Prayer can then be used as a way to communicate with the divine and to seek guidance and inspiration in living a life that is aligned with the teachings of the scriptures.

Ultimately, the approach to reading and engaging with the holy scriptures may vary depending on one's personal beliefs and religious tradition, but incorporating meditation and prayer can be a powerful way to deepen one's understanding and relationship with the divine.