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Psalm 48 Psalms 45-48 celebrate God’s reign over the earth. In Psalm 45 we learned God has anointed the King Who reigns in Jerusalem with His bride, which pictures Christ and the Church for us today. Psalm 46 asserts that God Himself is our Mighty Fortress pictured in the city of Jerusalem with its […] Psalm 47 Within the last 2 weeks we have seen violent protests from both the Left and the Right. With unprecedented crackdowns on free speech as a result. Yesterday, the country of Iran fired long range missiles which touched down a few miles from a commercial ship in the Indian Ocean further stoking the […] Psalm 46 If I were to ask you about Martin Luther most people would rightly associate Luther with the Scripture text of Romans 1:17— “The just shall live by faith”. But one often overlooked element of Luther’s life and testimony is the key role which the Psalms played in his salvation. Luther taught the […] Psalm 45 This Psalm focuses our heart and mind upon all the splendor of a Royal Wedding, evoking all the sights, sounds and emotions associated with the tremendous occasion whereby the king of Israel would be united in holy matrimony with his bride! We are not told exactly which king of Israel this great […] Psalm 44 “God never sleeps” wrote the Scottish commentator Murdoch Campbell in his notes on Psalm 44. You may remember after the prophet Elijah mockingly hypothesized that the gods of the Canaanites failed to respond because they were asleep in 1 Kings 18. The Psalmist of Israel imagines that Yahweh is asleep in verse […] Psalms 42 & 43 What is the suggestion being made when God chooses to open up the second book of the Psalter with not 1 but 2 Psalms which speak about depression and depressive feelings and emotions? I believe there are 2 important reasons the Lord does this: These are common experiences for God’s […] Psalm 41 Book 1 contains Psalms 1–41, and this means that we have come to the last psalm of Book 1 with this chapter. The other books contain Psalms 42–72 (Book 2), Psalms 73–89 (Book 3), Psalms 90–106 (Book 4), and Psalms 107–150 (Book 5). Psalm 40 ends with the thought that the Psalmist […] |
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