Wed 6/3 · Ps 27 · Rom 11
This is a wonderful psalm of David’s devotion to God (v.1, 4, 8) and God protecting him from his enemies (v.2-3, 5-6). But sometimes our enemies come from within our…
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This is a wonderful psalm of David’s devotion to God (v.1, 4, 8) and God protecting him from his enemies (v.2-3, 5-6). But sometimes our enemies come from within our…
This is a deeply meaningful psalm which shows us the strength of a life lived with truth and integrity. David says he walked in integrity and truth (v.1, 3) and…
This psalm deals with the two greatest problems we face in life—sins from within and enemies from without. David realized this and showed us how to overcome both. For inner…
This is a tremendously uplifting psalm, teaching how to enter God’s presence! V.3-4a says, “Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? And who shall stand in his holy place?…
This psalm is one of the most famous and beloved of the psalms in the Bible. David wrote it based on his experiences as a young shepherd. V.4 says, “Yea,…
This psalm is a remarkable prophecy of Christ’s crucifixion. Here are some amazing prophecy details and their fulfillment in the NT. *V.1: Why forsake Me? (Matt 27:46). *V.7: People ridicule…
This psalm is about God blessing David’s kingship (v.1-7) and giving him victory over his enemies (v.8-13). These two blessings are exactly what the endtime church will need from God.…
This psalm is a wonderful example of how we should pray when we are in trouble! David used prayer (v.3), praise (v.5), and faith confession (v.6-9) in seeking victory over…
There are 3 parts to this psalm. V.1-6 describe God’s creation, v.7-11 describe the Word of God, and v.12-14 describe human life. Creation tells us many things about the greatness…
Bible commentary says David wrote this psalm when he was saved from Saul. In v.48, David wrote, “He delivers me from my enemies. You also lift me up above those…
V.8-9 say, “Keep me as the apple of Your eye; hide me under the shadow of Your wings, from the wicked who oppress me, from my deadly enemies who surround…
V.9-20 are left out in some modern translations because they are missing from some of the oldest, most reliable Greek manuscripts, indicating they might have been added by scribes to…
This psalm gives some characteristics about the person who may abide in God’s tabernacle, or presence. One characteristic is described in v.4b, “He who swears to his own hurt and…
This psalm fits in well with what God is doing in SI recently. People in the world live in spiritual darkness, unable to see or know God. Some even say…
“How long, O Lord? Will You forget me forever? How long will You hide Your face from me?” (v.1). When I read this psalm, I suddenly had the thought that…
V.5 says, ““For the oppression of the poor, for the sighing of the needy, now I will arise,” says the Lord; “I will set him in the safety for which…
The theme of this psalm is the Lord tests both the righteous and the wicked (v.4-5), and He loves the righteous, but He hates and will severely punish the wicked…
The theme of this psalm is that although evil seems to prosper for a while, in the end, God punishes evil and rewards good. V.4-5 says, “The wicked in his…
The introduction of this psalm says it was written to the tune of “Death of the Son.” There are different opinions among Bible teachers, but I believe this refers to…
The famous phrase in v.2, “Out of the mouth of babes and nursing infants You have ordained strength” is quoted in Matt 21:16 as: “Out of the mouth of babes…