The Twenty-Third Psalm by Rev. John McNeil || 1927 Book-Religious-Christian Book

The Twenty-Third Psalm by Rev. John McNeil || 1927 Book-Religious-Christian Book The Church of the Open Door-Bible Institute-Los Angeles
The First String of the Harp
"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want."
How familiar the Psalm is! Either as we have read it, or have sung it, in the Scottish Metre Version, or as the foundation of such hymns as "The King of Love My Shepherd Is," or, "The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare, and Guide Me With a Shepherd's Care," we have known it since we knew anything religious. Even as I speak about it to us Scots-the Auld Kirk, and the Auld Minister, and the Auld Folk, and the Days o' Auld Lang Syne, come trooping into memory.
All I want to do is to thrum its strings, in an easy, artless way, as one would thrum the strings of a well-tuned harp. For I look on the Twenty-third Psalm as a harp of six strings, every verse a string; so "strung and tuned for endless years, and formed by Power divine"
The Twenty-Third Psalm By Rev. John McNeill