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• Jackman, David (1942-)

• 1992-10-11

• Moore Theological College

• Jackman speaks on Psalms 129-131. He summarises the themes from the earlier talks, and what they teach us about be in a pilgrim. Jackman shows that these psalms are about our reaction to life. He looks at alienation from God, and that believers can have this same feeling. Jackman explains that the pilgrim believes the word of God, expects what God promises will happen, and this gives us hope. He explains that heaven is for the spiritual bankrupts, who come to God seeking mercy. Cassette label reads : "Songs for climbers 4. Coping with opposition Psalm 129-131 David Jackman" Songs for climbers

• 11/10/1992

• English

• Moore Theological College
• St Helen's Church, London

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• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/182868 

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