The Bible teaches spiritual Truth in many different ways. Each chapter gives direct and simple teachings of the Truth, unsurpassed in any other work. But it is in its prayers and treatments that the Bible is transcendent. Among all the beautiful and heart-searching prayers, there is none that surpasses the wonderful and inspiring 46th Psalm.
Emmet Fox was a New Thought spiritual leader of the early 20th century, famous for his large Divine Science church services held in New York City during the Depression.
First, let me say that the only reason I marked off a star is because the Kindle version is rife with typos, and the publisher should realize it deserves better. The treatment itself is genius in making this essential Psalm accessible for every day use in one's spiritual and prayer life, for dealing with fears and worries large and small. It certainly has inspired me and will continue to inform how I pray.
I downloaded this essay over a year ago and I forgot why. I got to reading it finally and it was very good. A good read for anyone who needs a lift up and a reminder of the power of prayer.
Emmet Fox clearly has a good understanding of the Bible. I set out on a quest for knowledge of the Bible only to get much more then I expected. I must say I feel as though I am part of the stories. Great work Mr Fox, you have opened my heart.
Fox gives an insightful explanation of the 47 psalm. Truly a spiritually thought provoking book. I'm looking forward to reading additional writings of Fox.
The scripture is read as meant. Words are decoded to give deep spiritual meaning, this encourages the reader. Emotions and thought are shown with wisdom.