Commentary on Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14
The Greek meaning of “epiphany” is to reveal or uncover. [...]

The Greek meaning of “epiphany” is to reveal or uncover. [...]

In many ways, Psalm 29 conforms to typical expectations for the book of Psalms, which bears the [...]

As is often the case with lectionary readings from the Psalms, the preacher must decide [...]

Epiphany and the days surrounding it celebrate the “appearance” or “manifestation” (the meaning of the name’s Greek [...]

Despite the limited number of verses included from this psalm in the lectionary, Psalm 71 [...]

Psalm 138 is almost always categorized as a song of thanksgiving.1 God has answered the psalmist’s prayer [...]

The poets and compilers of the Book of Psalms were clearly in touch with a perennial human [...]

Neither prayer nor praise, Psalm 37 is an alphabetic acrostic, [...]

All the other readings for the day mention Moses; and it may be that Psalm 99 was [...]

Almost no historically trained biblical scholars conclude that David wrote any of the psalms. Rather, [...]