Planning A Party The Bible WayThere is a little bit of difference, between folks gettin together to celebrate the fact, that theyhave been given happiness, vs. gatherin together in order to produce or stimulate happinessthat has recently been missin, or what depends upon interaction between the sexes.So, if you can find out, how to do it (and you can), then I suggest that, if you areplanning aparty, then plan for everybody to be totally blissed-out, even before the party will begin.As I key this, I became concerned, that you not “devise” a way, for your guests to becomeblissed-out, but let God reveal the way to you.When that prerequisite is met, then you have a real celebration, because now you havesomething to celebrate. You are not tryin to goose up a feelin that has been missin, but tocelebrate one, that is already there.Here is an example, of rejoicin, of celebratin, that you can use, as someone, who sews clothin,uses a pattern, made of paper:Preface:Korah was a rebel, who was swallowed up, into Earth, in Numbers 16. His name means “bald”.Tarshish means Cornwall, in Britain, where tin was traded. The ships, that went, to there,were Phoenecian. Carried into modern times it may be interpreted as the ships of GreatBritain, which carried opium to China and America, and slaves, and whatnot. “City” is not a right translation. The Hebrew word means a stead, that is guarded,because of the wakefulness. “Mountain” means government. “Mount Zion” means the government, of our folk.In the KJV, the Hebrew word, translated, “palaces”, means more like “fortresses”. “Selah” means you pause, for a good while, and consider that, which has already beensaid, before goin on with the rest of the psalm.Psalm 48Psalm for the sons of Korah

Great

the LORD, and greatly to be praised in the stead of our God,

the mountain of hisholiness.

Beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth,

mount Zion,

the sides of the north,the city of the great King.

God is known in her citadels for a refuge.

For, lo, the kings were assembled, they passed by together.

They saw

it, and

so they marvelled; they were troubled,

and