I knew some of this passage before, but I want to inscribe it on my heart in the King James Version. His Word is Healing and Truth. Planting Scriptures in my heart with such a cloud of witnesses, (that’s you, my sister!) is a privilege and joy.

Now, I’m asking Him to help me really get these down. There’s Glory at stake.

Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name.  Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases. ~Psalm 103:1-3  (KJV)

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5 responses to “siesta scripture memory verse 13”

  1. Nise' Avatar

    This verse has me singing the praise chorus!

    Karen is so right!

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  2. Mary Lou Avatar
    Mary Lou

    Wonderful verse. Wonderful praise for our great God.

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  3. Annette H Avatar
    Annette H

    Amen and amen!

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  4. karen Avatar

    I hope you are feeling better everyday, girl. I’m praying for you. One thing I love about choosing our verses is that they speak to us where we are. (which makes it easier for me to memorize.) I love the words, “with all that is in me.” it makes a beautiful prayer.

    love you,
    karen

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  5. Angbaylis Avatar

    I hope you are healing nicely, sister! When you remember this verse come January, you will remember this time of healing and Bless His name.
    Love you,
    Angie xoxo

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