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YES indeed it is... Psalm 91 is my FAVORITE.
@Addy There is indeed such a precious wealth of challenging and comforting truth in the Psalms, for the believer. :)YES indeed it is... Psalm 91 is my FAVORITE.
@Abaxvahl FYI....thread I started....
@Abaxvahl I love how part of Psalm 2 is incorporated in a quote centred on the Saviour in Hebrews 1 (verse 5):Thank you. My favorite changes a lot but currently might be Psalms 1-3. The reason being they speak of Christ and it's beautiful to read it like that. As a Church Father said (and many others have said) the Psalms show the life of Christ.
Psalm 1: "Blessed is the Man," that is the Incarnate Man the Lord Jesus, where the Law of God is His delight and He dwells therein and kept it whole and entire, His fruit is the righteousness He produces in all for He is the source of it, and so on. It is easy to see it as Christological.
Psalm 2: It has "You are my Son this day I have begotten You" which is quoted as dealing with Christ in the NT (Hebrews I believe), so it is easy to see the whole Psalm as having to do with this.
Psalm 3: This one deals with the Passion and Resurrection, and Jesus speaks in this Psalm in His own Person, for where else did people say to Him "there is no hope for Him in God" and so on? But He remains fearless and then says "I lay down and slept, then I rose again" which is the Resurrection. This is also the first Psalm for the morning to pray because "those rising against me" can be applied to our enemies, the flesh, the world, the devil, which immediately get at us in the morning and so this Psalm is a declaration of war against them in the morning. The "I lay down and slept" can also be applied to us literally for waking in the morning, so this is the first Psalm to say in the morning.
Those are my favorites right now, and they go together when speaking of Christ. Here is a chanting of these Psalms which is beautiful and helps one to consider Christ in them:
@jessiblue A very searching Psalm....
@Abaxvahl Always good to spend time in the Word, the believer's final authority...
@Abaxvahl Indeed, Job could say: "I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food." (Job 23.12). The Lord Jesus Himself said: "Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth." (John 17.17)Amen. I need to become more disciplined in my daily study of it, for a lot of things had to be exactly right in the world for me to have access to it and God gave me and all of us this blessing, neglect of it is a shame.