Psalm 137 – God Didn't Say That

On Psalm 137: A Romp On The Banks of Babylon’s Rivers

Polycarp has posted the God’s Word translation of Psalm 137, along with the NASV and NLT for comparison. I’m glad he did, because it’s always a treat to revisit Psalm 137. (I won’t copy his translation chart here, so you might want to open his page for comparison while you read this.) I posted a…
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JoelMHoffman October 20, 2009 4

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On Psalm 137: A Romp On The Banks of Babylon’s Rivers

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