| PSALM 7: IN YOU, DO I TAKE REFUGE | S.O.S. for CHRIST |

EVERY MONDAY: S.O.S. for CHRIST, IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANIMATED BIBLE CINEMA WILL REIMAGINE, TAKING YOU THE VIEWER BACK SEVERAL THOUSAND YEARS TO LEARN THE (150) PSALMS, BEAUTIFULLY POETIC, HEART-FELT STORIES WRITTEN AS AN OFFERING OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND HOPE FOR SOULS, INSPIRED BY THE GRACES OF THE HOLY GHOST, GUIDING SEVERAL 'GODLY' MEN WHO THEN COMPILED THEIR SPIRITUAL INSPIRATIONS INTO THE OLD TESTAMENT OF SACRED SCRIPTURE (BIBLE) AND, EVENTUALLY, OVER PRAYER AND TIME, CALLED THEM THE BOOK OF PSALMS.

The following is a brief history of the Book of Psalms (AI): The Book of Psalms was written over a period of about 1,000 years, from the time of Moses around 1400 BC to the post-exilic period around 500 BC: Moses: Wrote the oldest psalm, Psalm 90, during his time in the wilderness around 1440–1400 BC
David and Solomon: Many psalms were written during their reigns in the 10th century BC Post-exilic period: The book was probably compiled and edited into its current form around 500 BC.

The Book of Psalms is a songbook that contains 150 psalms. The psalms are about God's Messiah-King, Jesus Christ, and express the struggles and sorrows of believers.

The psalms are difficult to date because of their poetic nature. Most modern scholars believe the psalms were written by various authors, and that David's authorship is not accepted. However, some scholars believe that a few psalms may have been written even earlier than the 10th century BCE.

THE GOAL OF THIS WEEKLY (MONDAY) SHORT-FILM: PSALMS, CREATED BY S.O.S. for CHRIST IS TO KNOW THE GOSPEL TRUTH FOR THE SALVATION OF SOULS!

PAX ET BONUM,
S.O.S. for CHRIST