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In Psalms, chapter hundred and thirty-two, verse seventeen, where the expectations for this prayer were unfulfilled through David’s descendants, who were kings of Israel and Judah: Since the Israelites forsook the Lord and did not follow instructions, as in verse twelve, God destroyed Jerusalem and the temple. The longings for this prayer will receive fulfillment […]

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and thirty-two, verses one through eighteen, begins this psalm to petition God to bless David’s sons as they rule Israel. The blessing will become a reality only when God abides in His temple and among His people. The theme chapter under The Promise to David and Zion section reflects Second

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and thirty, verse one, those who reap the misery and torment of their sins cry out to God with the assurance that God will forgive, heal, and bring them back into fellowship with Himself. God desires to show mercy to all in trouble, saving them from the slavery of sin

In Psalms, chapter hundred and twenty-seven, verse three, under the old covenant, a large family was known as a blessing, while having no children was considered a curse, as in Genesis thirty, verses two and eighteen, Genesis thirty-three, verse five, Genesis forty-eight, verse nine, and Deuteronomy seven, verse thirteen, accordingly. Under the new covenant, the

In Psalms, chapter one hundred twenty-seven, verse two, God’s will is for us to enjoy a peaceful sleep and an anxiety-free life. The scripture also implies that God keeps giving even when we are asleep. Well, the question is, how does a person enjoy a quiet rest and a worry-free life?In Matthew six, verses twenty-five

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and twenty-seven, verse one, as labor to build God’s house on earth, we must make sure we build it according to His pattern and by His Spirit, not according to mere human ideas, plans, and efforts, as in Exodus twenty-five, verse nine. God gives instructions concerning His house, like the

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and twenty-seven, verses one through five, only what is from God and has His blessing is truly valuable in life. On the other hand, if God is not in our lives, activities, goals, and families, then all is vain and will end in frustration and disappointment. Therefore, for all things,

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and twenty-six, verses five through six, there are two stages of the believer’s life here: sowing and reaping. If we faithfully sow in tears and in prayer, God’s Word promises that we will reap joy from the fruit of our faithful sowing. Therefore, let us sow in faith and faithfulness,

In Psalms, chapter one hundred and twenty-six, verse one, the theme is a technical phrase that also means, “When the Lord restored the prosperity of Zion.” In Psalms fourteen, verse seven declares, related to the title, “Oh that the salvation of Israel was come out of Zion! When the LORD bringeth back the captivity of his people,

In Psalms hundred and twenty-four, verse one, If God is not with us, we have no chance to escape the pitfalls of life or ward off our spiritual enemy. The dangers and troubles we may face may seem so overwhelming that no one but God and His miraculous power can save us. Yet, as in