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  • Psalm 42 - When (Not If)

    Bible.com PSALMS BOOK II Psalms 42–72 Psalm 42 For the director of music. 2: The Manifestation of God’s Love Zephaniah 3:14-17 - The Mighty Warrior Who Saves Lamentations 3:19 Psalm 5 - The Morning Psalm Article 11: God’s election is unalterable. Summary Psalm 42 is the perfect psalm for us to read this week as we've been considering how we can Psalm 42 is the first psalm in the second of the four books the Psalms are divided into.

  • Exodus 15 - The Psalm by the Sea

    Not all psalms are in the Psalter! Summary Moses' psalm here in Exodus 15 is comprised of five parts - parts that are technically referred This is what the psalms in the Bible do - the 150 psalms in the Psalter, and the smattering of other psalms throughout scripture like Exodus 15. These psalms help us give voice to our emotions, be it thankfulness, joyfulness, depression, sorrow,

  • Psalm 1 - The Blessed Life

    The Psalms teach you how to attain a blessed life. This opening Psalm sets the tone and context for the 149 psalms that follow it. The Psalms are about how to experience this profound happiness." could even come close to the ideal that this opening psalm sets forth. this Psalm describes.

  • Psalm 72 - Full Doxology

    Faithlife.com Psalm 72 Of Solomon. 1  Endow the king with your justice, O God, the royal son with your call him blessed. 18  Praise be to the LORD God, the God of Israel, who alone does marvelous deeds. 19 Psalm 72 is classified as a messianic psalm. Psalm 72 is all about Christ. Israel, who alone does marvelous deeds. 19  Praise be to his glorious name forever; may the whole

  • Psalm 2 - The Last Laugher

    Psalm 2 (NIV) ¹ Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? The second Psalm, along with the first , set the tone for all of the Psalms that follow them. Psalm 2 sets forth two competing realities, but it also makes clear that only one of these realities You didn't need Psalm 2 to tell you about the existence of the first reality: that all of the nations What you need Psalm 2 to be reminded of is what's in store for these wicked and corrupt rulers.

  • Psalm 8 - Man's Dominion

    Sing Psalm 8 instead! Psalm 8, Trinity Psalter Hymnal Psalm 8 (ESV) To the choirmaster: according to The Gittith. A Psalm of David. 1    O LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! But the primary message of Psalm 8 is what God is mindful of. Dig Deeper   Psalm 8 covers multiple aspects of theology.

  • Psalm 94 - God's Got This

    Photo credit: Henry Schneider via Unsplash Psalm 94 1  The LORD is a God who avenges. death. 18  When I said, “My foot is slipping,” your unfailing love ( ḥěʹ·sěḏ ), LORD, supported me. 19 God does, your answer would be different from the psalmist's here in Psalm 95. This is why, as Romans 12:19 teaches , you don't need to seek revenge, for the LORD has said "It is mine But Psalm 94 sardonically sets us straight: Does He who fashioned the ear not hear?

  • Psalm 138 - Preserved In the Midst

    Psalm 138 is a perfect example. Psalm 138 Of David. 1   I will praise you, LORD, with all my heart; before the “gods” I will sing your Summary Psalm 138 is clearly and easily classified as a psalm of thanksgiving. It's not just David singing thanksgiving praises here in Psalm 138. Psalm 138 finishes by picking up on a theme David much more famously developed in the 23rd Psalm, where

  • Psalm 95 - Rest Restored

    FaithLife.com Psalm 95 1  Come, let us sing for joy to the LORD; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our Summary This is the second time this year that we've come to Psalm 95. When we read it near the beginning of the year , our focus was on the first half of the Psalm, which But we also noticed how Psalm 95 demonstrates God's immanence (His nearness and presence in our daily It's hard to follow the narrative being referenced in Psalm 95, because place names like Meribah and

  • Psalm 127 - The Antidote to Inconsequentiality

    Psalm 127 A song of ascents. But even though our psalm today doesn't use the word shalom, we can be confident that it is the theme , because of the psalms that surround it: the psalms of assent. Psalm 127 accentuates shalom by unpacking its opposite: living in vain . Dig Deeper   The second stanza of our Psalm today goes on to extol the value of children.

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