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The tone of Psalm 119 implies that the writer of the Psalm was experiencing mistreatment from his enemies. Psalm 119 is his attempt to remind himself of the truths of God’s Word in the midst of trouble. He also confesses
Again, we read how the Word of God was central to the Psalmist daily life. Even though he was robbed by the wicked, but he still had God’s law and arose at midnight to give thanks (v.61-62). Affliction reminded him
Psalm 119:47 And I will delight myself in thy commandments, Which I have loved. Psalm 119 contains 176 verses, the majority of which speak about God’s Word in some way. Various terms are used for God’s Word: law, testimonies, ways,
Great faith in someone required several things: Confidence that the one we are trusting is trustworthy. Trust that is built up through repeated acts of power and faithfulness. Help and faithfulness even in times of real difficulty and distress. Psalm
The Lord is worthy of praise. All nations, all people should praise Him. Why? Because His merciful kindness is great toward us and the truth of the Lord endures for ever. Therefore, we should praise the Lord. As we meditate
At some level, I think all people want to be productive and effective. Everyone desires to do something, be something, or accomplish something in life. Books on productivity, however, are not always written by people who are concerned with glorifying
This is a deeply personal Psalm in which the writer thanks the Lord for delivering him from a near-death experience. He is so thankful and so grateful for how God has delivered him. He says I love the Lord for
This Psalm reminds us of some very important truths: v.1 Only the Lord is worthy of glory, especially because of His mercy and truth. v.2-3 When the heathen ask where our God is, we can tell them that He is
The Bible Knowledge Commentary says the following about Psalms 113-118: Psalms 113–118 form the Hallel, a collection of songs sung at the great festivals of Israel—Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles—as well as on other holy days. At Passover, for example, Psalms
Psalm 113:5–6 Who is like unto the Lord our God, Who dwelleth on high, Who humbleth himself to behold The things that are in heaven, and in the earth! This is a wonderful Psalm! No other way to say it.
