Tag: Old Testament Poetry

So finally in our Psalm 28 9 Commentary, we see that David concludes Psalm 28 with a petition. 9 Save thy people,and bless thine inheritance: feed them also,and lift them up for ever. And, since God is the saving strength of his anointed, David asks that he would be that for God’s people – David’s…

And then, we see next in out Psalm 28 8 Commentary that David continues expressing confidence in the Lord in verse 8. But now it’s not just David expressing confidence for himself – he now expresses confidence because of the way that the Lord works with a group of individuals. 8 The LORD is their…

As we begin our Psalm 28 5 Commentary, let’s note that David here continues in verse 5 with justification for the way he just prayed. Why is David asking for the wicked to receive their due reward? 5 Because they regard not the works of the LORD,nor the operation of his hands, he shall destroy…

For our Psalm 28 1 Commentary we’ll begin by noting that David begins by invoking and petitioning the Lord in verse 1. KJV Psalm 28:1 <A Psalm of David.> Unto thee will I cry, O LORD my rock;be not silent to me: lest, if thou be silent to me,I become like them that go down into…

Turn to Psalm 28 for this Psalm 28 commentary. Psalm 28 is a lament psalm. In it, David is working through a very troubling reality in his life with the Lord’s help. And that troubling reality involves wicked men. Their presence and activities may very well call for national judgement. In Deuteronomy 28, the Lord…

Let’s do some study on Psalm 27 1 meaning. We start with the title of Psalm 27, which is simply… KJV Psalm 27:1 <A Psalm of David.> That doesn’t give us much help in finding the context of this psalm – besides knowing that David wrote it. Psalm 27 1 Meaning – The Septuagint’s Heading…

Welcome to this Psalm 27 Commentary. Please turn to Psalm 27. The theme of Psalm 27 is Confidence in God’s Protection from Enemies. So, let’s examine this psalm. Psalm 27 Commentary Verse 1 Read our Psalm 27 1 Meaning Article. And then come back and read the rest! Psalm 27 Commentary Verse 2 Next, David…