How can I sing in a strange land?
Jeremiah 29:1-10 and 11-1 (Written and published. On 10/03/2018 at Blogger) In Psalm 137:1-4, its author was probably part of the captive exiles sent to Babylon shortly after the fall of Jerusalem in 586 B. C. Unable to sing, the poet swore never to forget Jerusalem. In my youth, I heard this Psalm in the form of a song, made by a pastor, at a festival of Young Evangelical Music at the time. As soon as I heard, I started thinking and analyzing in the part where he says: “How should I sing the Lord’s song on strange land?” – and it bothered me for days, so I thought: – No! If it were me, I would not stop singing to the Lord in any situation. I would always sing! And so I started to think that way, every time I read the verse.
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