New TestamentA1 · Psalm readingPsalms 107:28-30test content

Give thanks

Three lines from Psalm 107: people cry out in a storm, and the storm becomes calm. Listen, tap the words you do not know and answer three questions.

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Original verse

The verse that closes the Unit, in the text of the World English Bible. After three lessons, this is how you read it, with no retelling.

Psalms 107:28 · WEB

Then they cry to the LORD in their trouble, and he brings them out of their distress.

What a Unit looks like

First the whole Story, retold in simple English with sentence-by-sentence audio. Then three short lessons, each with a slice of the story, a Tip and exercises. At the end, the Original verse and the Celebration.

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Questions about this story

Which Bible passage is this lesson based on?

Psalm 107:28-30, in the World English Bible.

Do I need to know all the words?

No. Tap any word you do not know to see its meaning; three words are highlighted for you.

What do I do in a Psalm reading?

You read three lines, listen to each one, answer three short questions and say one sentence of your own.

Will I read the real Bible verse?

Yes: at the end you read Psalm 107:28-29 in the Bible, word for word.

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