Commentary on Psalm 29
The 29th Psalm is notorious for being an originally Canaanite psalm, adapted by the Israelites. Who can [...]
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Commentary on Psalm 29
While the pen remains mightier than the sword, neither bears quite the same dynamic power as the [...]
Commentary on Psalm 47
Since ancient times Psalm 47 has been used for worship. It is plain to see why Christians [...]
Commentary on Psalm 104:24-34, 35b
Psalm 104 presents a glorious picture of God as creator [...]
Commentary on Psalm 104:24-34, 35b
It is a blessing to the preacher when the movement [...]
Commentary on Psalm 148
Psalm 148 poetically reflects on the essence and expression of praise. In a poetic flourish of word [...]
Commentary on Psalm 148
In its songs of praise, Israel regularly invites an extraordinarily expansive congregation to praise God — “all [...]
Commentary on Psalm 67
The sixth Sunday of Easter may feel a bit like the 12th day of Christmas—officially still in [...]
Commentary on Psalm 67
As we had occasion to observe in relation to Psalm 148, last week’s psalm, Israel’s songs of [...]
Commentary on Psalm 97
Recent scholarly work on the book of Psalms has focused considerable attention on the collection to which [...]