God's Alphabet of Life

God's Alphabet of Life: A Devotional Guide to Psalm 119 and the Hebrew Alphabet

Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Bible, and it is built on the Hebrew alphabet. Its 22 prayers each have eight verses and each belong to one Hebrew letter. Every letter has its own ancient sign and meanings.

This single psalm contains over 400 personal pronouns, 150 references to God's word, 65 requests (12 of them for quickening) and 25 vows. Al Carlucci shows how to pray it as a daily schedule of God's will: one letter, its sign, its meanings and its eight verses of prayer.

Inside you will find:

• all 22 Hebrew letters with their signs, meanings and numerical values
• Psalm 119 paired with Lamentations, the burden of the Word joined to the burden of Zion
• the complete Psalm 119, letter by letter, arranged for daily prayer
• meditations on the Fear of the Lord, Zion, the Bride of Christ and the Wisdom of God
• confessions of faith on the Word, the Voice of the Lord and the New Birth

Written from years of praying this psalm daily with his children, God's Alphabet of Life is a guide for believers who want a whole heart, and a manual for parents who want to plant God's word in their children.