Psalms I: Chapters 1–41 (The Preacher’s Outline and Sermon Bible | POSB)
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Top Highlights
“Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed thereto” (Page 106)
“The second great benefit of Scripture is that it gives wisdom.” (Page 152)
“Lifted up (dalah) is the word for drawing water out of a well” (Page 233)
“Unlike most psalms, Psalm 37 is addressed directly to the people rather than to God. It continues the theme of Psalm 36 by dealing with our response to the wickedness of evildoers. David wrote to comfort God’s people, to assure us of God’s righteousness, and to teach us that we can trust the Lord. Everything the Lord promises will come to pass in His time. Until it does, we should continue to live righteously, not worry about the wicked, and rest in the confidence that the Lord will do what is right. This is, How to Live Wisely in a Wicked Generation, 37:1–40.” (Page 287)
“God had done great things for David; therefore he declared that He would bless the name of the Lord. Bless (barak) is derived from the Hebrew word for knee, and it literally means to kneel. It usually describes reverential worship, as contrasted to exuberant praise. In blessing the Lord, David expressed His respect and gratitude to God.” (Page 265)
