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Psalm 15: The Requirements For Fellowship with God
Psalm 15, attributed to David, describes the characteristics required to dwell in the Lord’s presence. It emphasises integrity, righteousness, and truthful speech, while condemning slander and injustice. The psalm serves as a moral guide, asserting that those who embody these qualities will enjoy a secure relationship with God, free from misfortune.
Psalm 14. The Fool’s Folly: Living as if God Does Not Exist
Psalm 14 describes the folly of living as though God does not exist. To do so leads to moral corruption and results in evil deeds. God sees the wicked, whom he will eventually judge, and protects and saves the oppressed.
From Despair to Faith in Psalm 13
In Psalm 13 David, feeling abandoned in his trouble and overwhelmed by sorrow while his enemies triumph, complains to the Lord, asking for urgent intervention. In a sudden change of mood he affirms his trust in God’s unfailing love and and expresses his confidence that the Lord will deliver him. He vows to rejoice and sing praises for the Lord’s goodness.
Be A Barnabas – A Short Sermon
A short sermon that examines some highlights in the life of Barnabas and considers how we each can emulate him, for today’s Church desperately needs people like Barnabas. Let us each ask ourselves: ‘Am I willing to ‘Be a Barnabas?’
The Categories and Divisions of The Psalms
writtenexposition.org’s brief introduction to the Book of Psalms, with suggested topics for further study of the Psalms
Deception in Society: Insights from Psalm 12
writtenexposition.org verse by verse Bible commentary on Psalm 12 which contrasts the deceitful words of the wicked with the pure words of the Lord.
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