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  • Psalm 2 - The Last Laugh

    worshiparts.net/psalm-2/ Psalm 2 (NIV) ¹ Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? tone for all of the Psalms that follow them. What you need Psalm 2 to be reminded of is what's in store for these wicked and corrupt rulers. Dig Deeper   We come to Psalm 2 in the midst of the graduation and wedding seasons. But Psalm 2 and the Canons serve as a reminder of how different God is.

  • Psalm 36 - Total, but not Totally

    Psalm 36:9 Psalm 36 For the director of music. In this regard, Psalm 36 isn't any different than any other psalm, or any other passage of scripture Dig Deeper   It's so easy to stop reading Psalm 36 at the end of v4, where the Psalm transitions from But notice how Psalm 36 is weighted. caused by those mired in a cycle of flattery, deceit and sinfulness, but he spends the majority of the psalm

  • Psalm 15 - Godly Living Requirements

    Photo credit: Mads Schmidt Rasmussen via Unsplash Psalm 15 A psalm of David. 1 L ORD , who may dwell In this short Psalm, David asks the most important question possible: LORD, who may live with you? So David's question here in Psalm 15 ought to interest you greatly. The good news is that Psalm 15 is not about you! But still you're obligated to strive to live a life defined by Psalm 15 out of gratitude for the grace

  • Psalm 107:1-22 - Confessional Thanksgiving

    The Bible App Psalms Book V Psalm 107:1–22 (NASB95) 1 Oh give thanks to the LORD, for He is good, For Summary This week's psalm begins the fifth and final 'book' of the Psalter. The psalms in this section emphasize divine restoration and praise. We only read the first half of the psalm, but already the overall template for it becomes clear: (1) Let's work through it: Oh give thanks This command appears five times in Psalm 107.

  • Psalm 1 - God’s Good Will

    The Three Uses of God's Law Psalm 1 1  Blessed is the man who does not walk in step with the wicked or Even in our passage today of Psalm 1, we find right away in verse two how those who walk in the way of

  • Psalm 16 - Your Only Portion

    BibleStudyTools.com Psalm 16 A miktam of David. 1  Keep me safe, my God, for in you I take refuge. 2   Psalm 16 beautifully unpacks what it really means to trust in the LORD, so that it becomes the guiding you understand what it means to truly trust in the LORD, taken from the five stanzas of this week's psalm To Trust Is to Rely on the LORD (v1-2) Most people want what David begins with in Psalm 16 - they want

  • Psalm 95 - When The Music Screeched To A Halt

    Psalm 95 is a joyful song with a stern warning. Summary Psalm 95 is most decidedly a psalm of thanksgiving, a purpose which it makes clear in its opening Shout with psalms. That's what happens half way through Psalm 95. God suddenly stops the music and interrupts this joyful psalm.

  • Psalm 63 - Shade from the Shadow

    Psalm 63 A psalm of David. Summary We're probably reading Psalm 63 at the wrong time of the year. , the setting, and sometimes the tune the psalm should be sung to - informs that David wrote it in the But in Psalm 63, David sings of a far more pleasant shadow - the shadow of God’s wings.   Dig Deeper   David describes a beautiful tensegrity in the verse that drew our attention to Psalm 63

  • Psalm 9 - Passive Justice

    BibleHub.com Psalm 9, For the director of music. To the tune of “The Death of the Son.” A psalm of David. 1  I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful Psalm 5 - The Morning Psalm Article 11: God’s election is unalterable. Summary Psalm 9 is actually half a Psalm, with Psalm 10 forming its second half. The overall purpose of these psalms is the prayer encapsulated in the final two verses of Psalm 9, that

  • Psalm 75 - Give Thanks: God Will Judge

    Understanding a psalm's mechanics results in more comfort & confidence. Psalm 75 (NASB95) For the choir director; set to Al-tashheth. Today's tells us the author was Asaph, who wrote Psalm 50 & 73-83. The title indicates Asaph wrote this psalm for the director of music, and that it's both a psalm and On one hand, Psalm 75 has 10 verses.

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