Psalms 49–86 -- Part 1: Dr. Eric Huntsman

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🗓️ 12 August 2022

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Can music be the soul's most earnest expression? Dr. Eric Huntsman explores the form, application, and the power inherent in the Book of Psalms and worship through poetry and music.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Follow Him, a weekly podcast dedicated to helping individuals and families with their
0:06.9	Come Follow Me study. I'm Hank Smith and I'm John by the way. We love to learn, we love to laugh.
0:12.8	We want to learn and laugh with you. As together we follow him.
0:20.0	Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Follow Him. My name is Hank Smith and I am here with
0:27.5	my co-host who teaches transgressors God's ways. I'm the transgressor, John, and you have taught me
0:35.8	very much in God's way. So thank you. And vice versa, Hank. Thank you.
0:42.8	John, that phrase actually comes from one of my favorite Psalms, Psalm 51. In order to study Psalms
0:49.9	this week, we had to bring on somebody who really understands this stuff more than you and I do.
0:56.2	So tell our audience who's with us. Yeah, I'm very excited to have Dr. Eric Hunsman with us today.
1:03.2	And for those of you who are watching, you can see he's in a little different setting. Do you
1:08.6	want to tell us just where you are right now, Dr. Hunsman? I am in Jerusalem. So I am for the next
1:15.9	two and a half years, the academic director of the B.Y. Jerusalem Center. And I have an office that's
1:20.7	about three times as big as my pro-whole office with one wall of windows overlooking the old city. It
1:26.0	doesn't get better than that. The first time I ever went there, one of the first things we did was
1:31.1	go to Sacramento meeting and I can remember singing. There is a Green Hill far away and going, well,
1:37.2	actually, it's not that far. Yeah, yeah, we called a Brown Hill Nigh at Hand as well.
1:44.4	It's only green too much the year. So it's usually Brown and it's Nigh at Hand rather than far away.
1:49.3	Oh, sounds great. It's just fun to be able to tell people where you are.
1:53.7	John, I think this is our first international follow him episode. We did have Dr. Bo and
2:00.5	out in Hawaii, but this is some serious distance. Right now, I can hear outside my window. I can hear
2:06.2	the call to prayer from our neighborhood mosque. So I really am in the middle of East. That is
2:12.8	fantastic. That is so wonderful that we can even do this. That's so cool. Well, brother Hunsman,
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