Psalm

In Hebrew, the name for the book of Psalms is tehillim, or “praises,” because from beginning to [...]

The question posed by Psalm 15:1 in two parallel clauses—“O LORD, who may abide in your tent? [...]

Psalm 25 is an alphabetic acrostic poem.1 Though its structure is obvious in Hebrew, it [...]

This is a psalm about God’s awesome deeds for the people of God.1 Overhearing the [...]

Life comes with the blessing of choices, although some philosophers have endeavored to make us think of [...]

This psalm was used to guide worship, rather than as a record of the particular [...]

Psalm 8 is a psalmic interpretation of creation, comparable to Genesis 1–2 and Job 38–41.1 More specifically, [...]

While we could read these verses at the end of [...]

The exposition of Psalm 97 need not be overly complex.1 The arrangement of the text defines a [...]