Sun 10/4 · Ps 84 · 2 Tim 2
We can apply the Scriptures in many different ways in our lives. This psalm was written by the sons of Korah about the blessings of David’s Tabernacle (DT). We can…
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We can apply the Scriptures in many different ways in our lives. This psalm was written by the sons of Korah about the blessings of David’s Tabernacle (DT). We can…
The enemies of Israel formed a confederacy of 10 nations (v.5-8) to destroy Israel (v.4), but Asaph intercedes to God to defeat them so that God’s name is made known…
At 1st, I did not understand who v.2 was talking about: “How long will you judge unjustly, and show partiality to the wicked?” After some analysis, I feel that God…
This psalm commanded praise to God, who delivered Israel out of Egypt (v.1-7, 10). It also warned Israel not to worship any foreign god (v.8-10), but they would not obey,…
This psalm is clearly a restoration psalm! 3 times the verse, “Restore us, O God; cause Your face to shine, and we shall be saved!” is repeated in v.3, 7…
This psalm is a prophecy of Israel scorned by its enemies (v.4) and the temple and Jerusalem destroyed (v.1). This happened 400 years later when Babylon invaded Judah and laid…
Asaph was a prophetical worship leader under Kings David and Solomon. He wrote Ps 50 and 73-83. In this psalm, in v.1-8, he points out the need for the older…
For 9 verses, Asaph’s mind was submerged by negative thinking. V.3 is an example: “I remembered God, and was troubled; I complained, and my spirit was overwhelmed.” The result of…
V.1-3 are a picture of the Tabernacle of David, which was located at Mt. Zion in Jerusalem. King David also built his palace there. Because of the tabernacle, God revealed…
This psalm is an awesome prophecy of God’s judgment on AC and wicked humanity during the 2nd half of the tribulation = T2 (Rev 14-19)! V.2 says God chooses the…
This is a powerful restoration psalm! In v.1-8, the writer, Asaph, laments the enemy defiling God’s dwelling place (v.7) and burning up the meeting places of God in Israel (v.8).…
This psalm was written by Asaph and can be divided into 2 parts: v.1-15 and v.16-28. In the 1st part, Asaph is looking at those who were boastful, proud, scoffing,…
King Solomon wrote this psalm. In many ways, Solomon’s reign and temple pictured the Millennial Kingdom that will come on earth after Jesus’ return. We can look at 3 major…
This psalm is a wonderful example of what a Tabernacle of David lifestyle is like. The Tabernacle of David Church will live a life of trust (v.1), of prayer for…
Another psalm of David crying out to God for deliverance from his enemies (v.1-3, 5). When we face AC’s persecution in the tribulation period, we will seek God for deliverance,…
This psalm, written by David about 1000 BC, contains at least 5 verses that are Messianic prophecies. V.4a) “Those who hate me…are more than the hairs of my head…” The…
This is a psalm of praise for God’s blessings upon Israel both in the wilderness and in the Promised Land. In the wilderness, He gave them deliverance and prosperity out…
V.5-6 says, “Let the peoples praise You, O God...Then the earth shall yield her increase...” This verse is true because in the natural, positive praise stimulates health in plants, and…
What a wonderful psalm of restoration this is! In v.1-9, David praises God for overcoming Israel’s enemies, like Egypt (v.3), and restoring Israel to the Promised Land, through crossing the…
V.1 reveals that praise is the performing of a vow that believers make to God concerning what they will utter from their mouths: “Praise is awaiting You, O God, in…