Commentary on Psalm 30
Psalm 30 is a song of thanksgiving. That label is appropriate for two reasons. First, and most [...]
Psalm 30 is a song of thanksgiving. That label is appropriate for two reasons. First, and most [...]
Three of the readings for this Sunday, including Psalm 32, speak of sin and forgiveness.1 The first [...]
Long before the insights from contemporary psychology concerning repression, biofeedback loops, and psychosomatic disorders, the ancient psalmist [...]
This psalm selection begins with a sharp transition calling upon God (“But you, O LORD,” [...]
The Psalter lection includes portions of the two major components of an individual lament/complaint. Verses [...]
Life comes with the blessing of choices, although some philosophers have endeavored to make us think of [...]
In recent years, Psalms scholarship has been inclined to attend more carefully to the sequencing of the [...]
Chosen for a Sunday toward the end of the liturgical season of Ordinary Time that [...]
As suggested in last week’s essay on Psalm 16, the sequencing of psalms sometimes seems intentional, [...]
Psalm 25 may qualify as a poetic epitome of teaching ministry of the church. The [...]