The People’s Bible: Psalms 73–150
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Overview
This volume continues the commentary on the book of Psalms, beginning with Psalm 73. These psalms are the works of various authors, including David, Moses, Asaph, and the sons of Korah. Some psalm collections in this volume include the Passover Hallel (113–118), the Songs of Ascents (120–134) and the Hallelujah Psalms (146–150).
Many people have found The People’s Bible to be the most reliable Bible commentary series published. It’s the laypeople’s Bible—down to earth, clearly written, easy to read and understand, filled with practical and contemporary applications. The Christ-centered commentary follows the Scripture sections containing explanations of the text, historical background, maps, illustrations, and archaeological information.
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- Historical background
- Maps, illustrations, and archaeological information
- Practical and contemporary applications
Top Highlights
“The second part of the prayer is a plea for mercy.” (Page 85)
“Verse 1 was quoted by Jesus as a proof of his deity (Matthew 22:44). David, the speaker of verse 1, says, ‘The Lord Yahweh says to my lord and master, ‘Sit at my right hand.’ ’ If David, the greatest king of Israel, calls the Messiah his Lord, then the Messiah must be more than David’s descendant; he must be true God as well.” (Page 160)
“God’s eternity is not simply described as the opposite of our mortality; it is proclaimed as the answer to our mortality. Since God is immortal and eternal, he can be a dwelling place for his people throughout all generations.” (Page 82)
“Since we have only one life and that one life is short, we should use it to gain the wisdom that comes from God.” (Page 85)
“It is a unity based on shared loyalty to God and his Word” (Page 239)
- Title: The People’s Bible: Psalms 73–150
- Author: John F. Brug
- Publisher: Northwestern Publishing House
- Publication Date: 2001
- Pages: 285
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