In the companion volume of this little book, “Christ in the Psalms,” the reader will find a key to the entire collection of one hundred and fifty psalms. Wait! You can get an even better deal by purchasing this resource as part of Serious Christian: Volumes 1-20. Product Details … more
This study identifies and describes the basic building blocks of a biblical psalm: the levels of colon, verse, strophe and stanza. In this study eleven psalms have been chosen with stanzas that are clearly demarcated by the presence of refrains. Seven of these are analyzed … more
A reader-oriented approach provides a substantially new angle of vision on Psalm 18 and Psalms study in general. Reader-based interpretation is compared to conventional methodologies by means of four separate analyses of Psalm 18: a textual study, a form-critical explication, a … more
The Psalms have been used as a source of spiritual refreshment and private devotion, as well as part of public worship, by both Jewish and Christian believers throughout the centuries. For many, they have been a treasury of faith to be drawn on in every situation in life, … more
Recognizing Your Messiah in the Psalms is a study of a unique prophetic book. Product Details Title: Recognizing Your Messiah in the Psalms Author: Bernard E. Northrup Publisher: Logos Research Systems, Inc. Publication Date: 1997 more
Disagreement on the interpretation of the Psalms, of which there are many, arise in large part from their apparent lack of context. Should they be treated as individual units? Or read together? In this brilliant study, Michael D. Goulder treats the Psalms contextually, examining, … more
…the same Saviour Watts loved and served. The Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts contains a collection of the lyrics of Watts' beloved hymns. Product Details Title: The Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts Author: Isaac Watts Publisher: Logos Bible Software Publication Date: … more
The Psalms have been used as a source of spiritual refreshment and private devotion, as well as part of public worship, by both Jewish and Christian believers throughout the centuries. For many, they have been a treasury of faith to be drawn on in every situation in life, … more
Book V of the Psalter (Psalms 107–150) divides into three, with the Songs of the Ascents (120–134) as the central section, and the first and third units following parallel structures (historical, Davidic, alphabetical, Hallel psalms). The units are all compositions of the Return … more
Perhaps no portion of Scripture has meant more to the people of God nor spoken more to the experience of following God than the book of Psalms. This book is a vehicle of prayer and praise. The Psalms reveal the remarkable design of God, the searing honesty of the Psalmists, and the … more
…text. The central exegetical tradition is strongly Antiochene, being dependent on the commentary of Theodore of Mopsuestia (in Julian's translation), while another branch understands the Psalms as principally about David, rather than Christologically or as about later Jewish history. … more
In over 90 of the 150 Psalms, the voice of the individual—an “I”—is heard. The person who reads or sings or prays through the Psalms today wants and needs an answer to a very natural question: Who is the “I”? The aim of The Identity of the Individual in the Psalms is to investigate … more
This book addresses the literary, historical and methodological issues which have been raised by the appearance of psalms in narrative contexts of the Hebrew Bible. The narrative role of each psalm is explored to determine the reasons for its present position. The study of each … more
In the Garden of Eden, God walked with Adam and Eve face to face—then the fall separated us. The Psalms are God's gift to us to help reestablish contact, understand his mind and how to connect with him. Geoffrey Grogan seeks to introduce us to some of the theological dimensions of … more
Goulder attempts to honor the biblical traditions of interpretation toward the Psalms in regard to the way they were collected and the order in which they appear. He firmly believes that David’s priest and close attendant was instrumental in the writing of these Psalms, beginning with … more
