Studying the Psalms

Studying the Psalms 1 Studying the Psalms In the past I felt that the Psalms , while wonderful expressions of adorations to God, were apparently disjointed and unassociated one with the other. Most were magnificent praises that David, and others, expressed to Almighty God, while others expressed confession, repentance, regret, even, prayers of retribution upon enemies. After searching inquisitively, taking a closer look into each Psalm, I found what others must have known down through the years. I learned that each Psalm had a message to teach and that there was far more connection and relationship between the Psalms than I realized. I discovered that the Psalms were actually songs written to be sung by the Old Testament Hebrew saints, and the early New Testament Church.

relation to man. It begins, like Genesis, with God’s blessing upon man (Genesis 1-2 with psalm 1), showing him that his blessedness consists in obedience to and occupation with God’s word. It continues with man’s fall and rebellion (Genesis 3-11 with Psalms 2-15). It ends with hope of

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