Worship – Page 2 – A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

I Will Extol You – Psalm 145

The ESV Study Bible note on this psalm is instructive: This is the last of the

Antiphonal reading is when one group reads one portion and another group answers

God's "temple" had been a tent, the Tabernacle, for many years since the exodus.

Did David write this psalm? Remember that the temple was not built by David but

Though this is not considered one of the Hallel psalms (Psalms 113-118), it does

Some key theological statements in this psalm: Yahweh forgives all our iniquity

In the church I grew up in as a child I remember reciting this psalm often. It

This is a psalm of pure praise. No lament over difficult circumstances. Only

This is yet another psalm in which the header describes its situational origin as

Asaph was one of David's appointees to lead the worship of Israel at the tabernacle.

We can see from the similarity of wording, especially the refrain, "Why are you cast

BibleStudyTools.com tells us that a maskil denotes a specific type of musical performance

Gordon Fee notes three main views on the part of this passage that talks about women

"Welcome to the official website of the Church of Satan." So reads the homepage

The dictionary defines 'first fruits' as "the first agricultural produce of a season,