Psalms
The Book of Psalms is the primary worship book of the Bible, a collection of 150 sacred songs, prayers, and poems written by various authors, primarily King David. These songs express the full range of human emotion: joy, praise, gratitude, sorrow, anger, doubt, and hope. The Psalms are traditionally grouped into five books, covering different types of worship: psalms of praise, laments, royal psalms, wisdom psalms, and historical psalms. They served as the ancient Jewish hymn book and continue to be a central resource for worship, meditation, and spiritual guidance for both Jews and Christians, teaching believers how to communicate openly and honestly with God in every circumstance of life.
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David asks God to punish a malicious, deceitful enemy. He seeks judgment for those who repay his love with hatred and slander his name.
A foundational messianic psalm. God installs the King at His right hand and declares, "You are a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek."
A hymn praising God's powerful and righteous works. The psalm celebrates the fear of the Lord as the beginning of all true wisdom and understanding.
A psalm celebrating the blessedness of the righteous man. The righteous man is generous, honest, and his prosperity and integrity endure forever.
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