Commentary on Psalm 51:1-17
Most psalms picture the supplicant as an essentially righteous person. Yet Psalm 51 presents matters [...]

Most psalms picture the supplicant as an essentially righteous person. Yet Psalm 51 presents matters [...]

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This text has been the source of some of Christianity’s most controversial, challenging, and distinctive [...]

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The lectionary reading for this first Sunday of Lent has [...]

For around a hundred years, “form criticism” has provided the dominant approach to interpreting the psalms. In [...]