These passages are a continuation of David’s prayer of thanks to God. God had saved David from his enemies. In his prayer David said, “The Lord has rewarded me according to my righteousness, according to…
David wrote this Psalm after God had saved David from his enemies. David faced many battles as he established his kingdom. At times David’s situation seemed hopeless. David called upon God to save him.
God did…
In this Psalm David again prays to God. David says, “I have kept from the paths of the violent. My steps have held fast to Thy path. My feet have not slipped.” David chose to…
In this Psalm, as in many, David speaks to God. David writes, “Thou wilt make known to me the path of life.” There are two paths in our worldly existence. One path will lead us…
This Psalm speaks of the characteristics of a person who will be allowed to ‘abide with the Lord’ or go to Heaven. Among these characteristics are the following: “He who walks with integrity and works…
In this Psalm David writes the following, “The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.”” The Bible characterizes nonbelievers as fools. They see the world much differently than those who believe in…
In this Psalm David expresses his sorrow for God’s seeming absence in David’s life. David says, “How long, O Lord? Will Thou forget me forever? How long wilt Thou hide Thy face from me?”
David’s condition…
In this Psalm, David again compares the righteous with the wicked. The wicked people seem to prevail over the righteous. The righteous are afflicted by the wicked. David says, “The wicked strut about on every…
In this Psalm King David writes, “The Lord tests the righteous and the wicked.” Our lives are a proving ground. The Bible says that the Lord is preparing a people for Himself. God is growing…
In these passages David writes, “The Lord is King forever and ever; nations have perished from His land.” David is writing about a future event when Jesus returns to the Earth to be King. When…