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The Song of Our Syrian Guest

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The publication noted 1904, 1905, 1906, and 1911, by The Pilgrim Press, Boston, is by far the best publication. Not only are the main title and the verses of the 23rd Psalm within the book in a beautiful red script, but especially interesting "Author's Notes," beautifully giving more information begins on Page 43 and continues through Page 59. The 1904 book does not include this.

This dear book gives a carefully thoughtout and inspired interpretation of the Twenty Third Psalm in the context of the shepherds who lived among the Syrian hills over 2000 years ago. The beloved Psalm comes alive anew as one understands the words as they applied to life then and even now. The spiritual meaning of the passage is explained and a wonderful sense of the Father's care for each of us is unfolded. This is a very worthwhile book for any sincere student of the spiritual meaning of the Bible.

This is a great book. Sadly it is out of print,
so this is a reproduction. But the content is
important enough to overlook that little detail.
A historic look at the meanings of the 23rd Psalm.

For words that actually EXPLAIN the tender pastoral images that David described in his twenty-third psalm, read this short and lovely story. Unless you are a shepherd who tends sheep, you will not understand how or why the Good Shepherd fills a cup just for you. Read this book to understand what He longs to do for you with oil and just why it is so wonderful to have that cup runneth over.