When all the other gods have come together, the Lord God judges them and says:Ī psalm for Asaph. God stands in the assembly of gods and in the midst of them will judge gods. God stands in the assembly of the Angels and among the Angels he will judge.Ī Psalm for Asaph. God standeth in the congregation of God He judgeth among the gods. God has taken His place in the divine assembly He judges among the gods:”Ī Psalm of Asaph. † God stands in the divine assembly he pronounces judgment among the gods:Ī psalm of Asaph. God stands in the divine assembly He judges among the gods (divine beings).Ī psalm of Asaph. God takes His stand in the congregation of God He judges in the midst of gods.Ī Psalm of Asaph. God takes His stand in His own congregation He judges in the midst of the rulers.Ī Psalm of Asaph.

God takes His stand in His own congregation He judges in the midst of the rulers. God takes His position in His assembly He judges in the midst of the gods.Ī Psalm of Asaph. God stands in the congregation of the mighty He judges among the gods.Ī Psalm of Asaph. God standeth in the congregation of the mighty he judgeth among the gods.Ī Psalm of Asaph.

God presides in the divine assembly He renders judgment among the gods:Ī Psalm of Asaph.

God has taken his place in the divine council in the midst of the gods he holds judgment:Ī Psalm of Asaph. God presides over heaven’s court he pronounces judgment on the heavenly beings: God presides in the great assembly he renders judgment among the “gods': Agent: Robert Wolgemuth, Wolgemuth & Associates. This is a wonderful collection of essays, worthy of wide readership. The necessity for divine intervention is summed up nicely when Vitale affirms that “only a God who reveals Himself can save us from arrogance about the most important questions of life.” Absent this revelation, the authors insist, seekers must depend on their own abilities to sort through the confusions of life only God can bring clarity. Looking at such ideologies as atheism, hedonism, humanism, and relativism, they deftly and honestly define each of these viewpoints and then show how divinity can pierce the veil of questioning and deliver a certain answer that satisfies the quest for a rational, believable faith. Taking on famous skeptics such as Richard Dawkins, the authors present rational and convincing arguments for faith in a world filled with doubt. In this engrossing and enlightening work, Zacharias and Vitale deliver a spirited defense of the Christian faith in the face of what they view as adamant opposition from every quarter.

Jesus among the gods