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In Psalms, chapter seventy-three, verses one through twenty-eight, the psalm deals with a disturbing problem: though God is sovereign and just the wicked often prosper, as in verses three to twelve, while those who serve God seem to suffer more, as in verses thirteen through fourteen. The psalmist, who serves God faithfully, as in verses […]

In Psalms, chapter seventy-two, verses one through nineteen, this psalm is a prayer of Solomon as Israel’s king that his reign will typify by justice, righteousness, peace, the destruction of evil, and deliverance from the oppressed and needy. It also points to the reign of Jesus Christ over the world since several verses apply only

In Psalms, chapter seventy-one, verse eighteen, our hope and purpose in life should be able to abide in God and the fullness of His Spirit so that His power and goodness will manifest in our lives. Therefore, the next generation will be enlightened and inspired to seek earnestly God’s kingdom and righteousness, as in Matthew

In Psalms, chapter seventy-one, verse nine, when strength is failing and the troubles aging more evident, we should recall God’s guidance in days gone by and look to Him as our protector, helper, and sustainer for the upcoming days of life. And at the hour of death when physical strength fails, we should know that

In Psalms, chapter seventy-one, verses one through twenty-four, the psalm contains a prayer by an older person, as in verse nine, who faces trouble and needs help to rescue Him from His enemies and afflictions, as in verses one, two, and eighteen. He has walked in God’s ways since childhood, as in verses five through

In Psalms, chapter sixty-nine, verses one through four, the expression of the oppressive sufferings of a righteous person also captures the feelings of the Savior as He underwent persecution from the ungodly and experienced the agony of the cross. Similarly, any righteous believer who undergoes great trouble and sees no way out may cry to

In Psalms, chapter sixty-nine, verses one through thirty-six, is the psalm with Psalms twenty-two as one of the most frequently quoted psalms in the New Testament. Psalms sixty-nine repeats as follows: from verse four, found in John fifteen, verse twenty-five, from verse nine, found in John two, verse seventeen, and Romans fifteen, verse three, from

In Psalms, chapter sixty-eight, verse five, God’s fatherhood for the believer emphasizes the Old and New Testaments. God delights in protecting the weak, disadvantaged, wronged, and lonely among His people. Ask God to put you under His special care and protection if you feel alone. Jesus had compassion for the widow in Luke seven, verse

In Psalms, chapter sixty-eight, verses one through thirty-five, express the psalmist celebrating God’s rule over and care of His people, Israel. His victory over His enemies may foreshadow Christ’s destruction of evil and the evil one at the end of the age. And the triumph of all believers in Christ as they rejoice eternally in

In Psalms, chapter sixty-seven, verses one through two, the Psalms remind us of God’s plan for His people when He first called Abraham, as in Genesis twelve, verse one. Abram was his name at that time, and untold where God would lead him, as in Hebrews eleven, verse eight. Instead, he had to journey under