Here is another lament psalm (with a hint of confession of sin), but with a twist. David has poured out his soul to Yahweh concerning the oppression from his enemies, asking God to deliver him, but he
Continue reading...Here is another lament psalm, one that does not end with a declaration of praise for God’s deliverance from his enemies, but which anticipates His deliverance. How does it apply to you? Do you
Continue reading...Lament is a characteristic of some psalms, this one included. To lament is to express grief or sorrow and is often inclusive of a complaint about the hard condition one is facing. In the psalms the
Continue reading...This is the first psalm in our psalter to contain a title. This one tells us it is a psalm either written by or about David, likely the former, and it gives us a historical note about the situation it
Continue reading...Does Yahweh laugh? Yes, but not always because something is funny. In Psalm 2 He laughs derisively at those who think they can win a battle against His anointed one, His king. This psalm was likely
Continue reading...Psalm 1 is a wisdom psalm, a psalm designed to instruct in the fear of Yahweh. The psalm is structured as a contrast between the righteous and the wicked, the two kinds of people in the world. The
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