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100	1		_98 _aLioy, Dan
245			_aTeach Us to Number Our Days : An Exegetical and Theological Analysis of Psalm 90 _b Conspectus : The Journal of the South Africa Theological Seminary, Volume 5, Issue 03, Mar 2008, p. 89 - 112
260			_aJohannesburg, South Africa _bSouth African Theological Seminary Press _c2008
300			_ap. 89 - 112 _bPDF
520			_aPsalm 90 is a communal lament authored by Moses in which he sought the wisdom and favor of the Lord. Perhaps toward the end of the Israelites' 40-year period of wandering in the desert, the great lawgiver, intercessor, and advocate of God's people reflected on the brevity of human existence, especially against the backdrop of Yahweh's eternality. Moses noted that even the strongest and healthiest of people are frail and transient before the all-powerful Creator of the universe. Only He, in His grace and mercy, can bring enduring value out of the toils and troubles experienced by His loyal followers. Likewise, He alone can fill the lives of the covenant community with productivity, joy, and satisfaction for His glory.
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440			_aConspectus _x1996-8167