Joseph Bottum's excellent description of Emil Cioran as «the greatest monster of despair» immediately reminded me of my favorite Psalm, the eighty - eighth, in which
the ancient psalmist Heman presents a nearly continuous string of abandonment woes.
Nothing is permanent, not even the mountains, which
the ancient psalmists used to regard as symbols of enduring stability.
Not exact matches
If we will trouble to listen, to bend an ear to this Sunday's readings, we hear from a prophet, a
psalmist and the writer of an
ancient epistle that no matter what befalls us, God is faithful, and God's promises are true.
We hear from a prophet, a
psalmist and the writer of an
ancient epistle that no matter what befalls us, God is faithful, and God's promises are true.