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Psalm Y2K

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Twelfth graders explain that the psalms were for the people of Israel (and can still be for us) a means of expressing awareness of God's powerful presence in everyday life. They write their thoughts when viewing a picture of a scene from nature.

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Grade
12th
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English Language Arts
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Duration
2 days
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