This is Come Follow Me for us, a weekly podcast devoted to helping us gain a deeper love

for the Savior and his gospel through a weekly study of the scriptures.

Hopefully this study will help further prepare us to accompany the Savior as he reckons.

Come Follow Me.

And as always, I'm your host, Melanie Stroud.

This is season 4, episode 27, The Psalms.

Buh-buh-buh!

The Come Follow Me manual split this into two separate sections.

I'm actually just combining it into one because I'm a little bit behind and I will give

my thoughts on all of them, which will be great because there's only like 100 and

some other chapters.

So this should be a piece of cake.

I want to thank you guys for your kind and loving feedback about last week's interview

with my niece and our thoughts on Job.

And if we could all be like that 15-year-old girl, right?

Alright, I want to read apart from the manual from the first lesson.

And it says, we don't know for certain who wrote the Psalms, but some have been attributed

to King David, but for most of them, the writers remain anonymous.

Yet after reading the Psalms, we may feel as if we know the hearts of the Psalmist, even

if we don't know their names.

What we do know is that the Psalms were an important part of worship among the Israelites,

and we know that the Savior quoted them often.

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