But notice how doctrinal this seemingly ordinary greeting of grace and peace is!

Notice that David's primary request is academic - that the LORD would teach.

Spirit does such a broad range of things for us - counseling, comforting, advocating on our behalf - notice

you join your congregation in corporate worship, pay attention to the words that you're singing and notice

Notice the past tense declaration!

outfielder blinded by the sun try to catch a routine fly ball or a husband who comes home and fails to notice

And once again, notice how theologically based David's praise is - David blesses the LORD for who He

= an error of the understanding; If you read along with us last year, you'll remember how often we noticed

Notice here how John combines a passive tense verb - receive - along with an active tense verb - believe

John's poetic style defines God's love and grace. 1 John 4:7-10 (NIV) 7 Dear friends, let us love one