This Psalm was written by Korah, a priest. Korah recognized that God was in control. Moreover, he recognized that God protected those God favored, those who trusted God. Korah said, “For I will not trust…
In this Psalm David speaks of God’s light and God’s Truth. David says, “Oh send out Thy light and Thy Truth, let them lead me; and let them bring me to Thy holy hill.” The…
In this Psalm David mentions one of the benefits of trusting God in one’s life. David says, “Hope in God, for I shall yet praise Him, the help of my countenance, and my God.” Our…
In this Psalm David speaks about people who are considerate of those who are helpless, those who take time to help those who are less fortunate than we are. David says, “How blessed is he…
In this Psalm David makes another seemingly small but profound statement. He says, “My iniquities have overtaken me so that I am not able to see.” David was close to God, and God favored David.…
In this Psalm David makes a statement that seems small. However, it is quite profound. David says, “My ears Thou hast opened.” God had opened David’s senses to perceive God’s Truths. David’s statement can be…
In this Psalm David says the following thought-provoking words. “With reproof Thou dost chasten a man for iniquity; Thou dost consume as a moth what is precious to him.” This indicates to me that we…
In this Psalm David speaks of misery and pain due to sin in his life. He says, “There is no health in my bones because of my sin. For my iniquities are gone over my…
In these passages David continues to expound on the characteristics and benefits of the righteous person. David says, “The mouth of the righteous speaks wisdom, and his tongue speaks justice. The law of God is…
In these passages David contrasts the righteous and the wicked people. David says, better is the little of the righteous than the abundance of the wicked. The arms of the wicked will be broken, but…