Letter 065 — The Whole Letter: Yada (Psalm 139)
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Letter 065 — The Whole Letter: Yada (Psalm 139)
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The word for what God does to David runs through the whole psalm. Yada. Intimate knowing. The word for a husband and wife. The word for covenant. The word for the God who wove you before you were you.
In this letter
- The arc from alarm to invitation
- Yada traced through the Hebrew Bible — Genesis 4, Amos 3, Jeremiah 1
- The four movements as a spiritual journey
- Why the searching is not surveillance
- A direct pastoral landing for the hiding, the afraid, the grieving, and the accidental
Scripture — Psalm 139; Jeremiah 1:5; Amos 3:2 (referenced)
Hebrew word studies
- yada (יָדַע, H3045) — to know intimately (the Friday apex)
- tsur (צוּר, H6696) — to hem in (carried from Wednesday)
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