Progress on Dahveed 6 may be slow, but it is there!! I've completed the review, selection, and rough sort of the note cards for the book. Now, I am reading the story from 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles again in the Hebrew, looking for clues in the text for help in plotting the story. For instance, in 1 Chronicles 15:2 the word translated "chose" and describing the Levites is Bet Het Resh in the Hebrew. But in 1 Chronicles 16:41, the word used to describe the "chosen" Levites sent to Gibeon is Bet Resh Resh. The first means to carefully select the best. The second means to select through elimination. So, why are different words used to describe the Levites who were "chosen?" What are the implication of the two words? How are they used elsewhere in the story? What might the author of 1 Chronicles be hinting at when he chose two different words? More questions like the above can sometimes lead to interesting plot twists.
Please continue to keep me in your prayers, that this book will be written when and how God wants it to be. God Bless.
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We have been so blessed by watching the story of David come alive!! We have been drawn back to the biblical reading and now see the same verses with a deeper appreciation of the struggles each character faced. Thank you Terri!
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DeleteJust wanted to write a note to encourage and cheer you on as you are writing your wonderful series of Dahveed books! It is wonderful to re-read them and see the underlying principles that God can use guide us not just then, but today.
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Thank you, Deborah. I'm glad you see those underlying principles. Yes, God still uses them today, and I've seen them in my life also. God bless.
DeleteJust wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed and been blessed by the Dahveed series. I can hardly wait for Dahveed 6. I will be praying for you that God will continue to guide you as he has done so far. Thank you for sharing your precious gift with us.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed and been blessed by the Dahveed series. I can hardly wait for Dahveed 6. I will be praying for you that God will continue to guide you as he has done so far. Thank you for sharing your precious gift with us.
ReplyDeleteI have read the first 5 books of Daveed 3 times over the past few years; and am looking forward to finally being able to read this book. I really appreciate the background work you put into each book. I admit I have used various bits and pieces in various sermons over these past years. His story is really our story today. Thank you for putting all your efforts into these books!
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