Deliverance in the Psalms: Messages of Hope for Today
Overview
This book is intended for Jews, Christians, and others who desire to better understand the psalms of Israel and would like to know how to pray and praise God more fully. The book goes far beyond a simple understanding of Old Testament Israel and her worship. It peers into the future ministry of Israel’s Messiah, Jesus Christ and beyond to the eschatological fulfillment in the new heavens and earth.
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- Presents messages of hope and themes of deliverance in the book of Psalms
- Speaks on the importance and purpose of the Psalms
- Analyzes theological structure and writing style
- Introduction: The Religious Significance of the Psalms
- The Origin and Classification of the Psalms
- The Poetic Style and its Meaning
- Theological Structures of the Psalms
- Psalm 1: Blessing or Curse for All
- Psalm 2: The Triumph of God’s Kingdom
- Psalm 7: Divine Vindication of the Falsely Accused
- Psalm 11: Justice Guaranteed by Heaven
- Psalm 12: The Contrast between Human and Divine Promises
- Psalm 15: When the Saints Go Marching In!
- Psalm 19: God Meets Man
- Psalm 22: Through Suffering to the Throne
- Psalm 24: Crown Him with Many Crowns!
- Psalm 27: Faith Victorious
- Psalm 32: The Joy of Forgiveness
- Psalm 46: A Mighty Fortress is Our God
- Psalm 50: Israel on Trial in the Court of Heaven
- Psalm 65: A Thanksgiving Song for All Nations
- Psalm 73: From Doubt to Assurance
- Psalm 103: The Attitude of Gratitude
- Psalm 104: The Song of Nature
- Psalm 110: Our Eternal Priest-King
Top Highlights
“He calls his foes ‘false witnesses’ who breathe out violence (vs. 12). Slander belongs to the most insidious evils one can ever face. Its nature is demonic. Jesus said of Satan, ‘He is a liar and the father of lies’ (John 8:44).” (Page 113)
“True liberty can only be found in voluntary submission and willing obedience to the sovereign Ruler of the universe who reigns on earth through the Anointed One, the Son of God.” (Page 52)
“God is first and foremost interested in our motives for petitioning Him.” (Page 144)
“‘Torah’ in its full scope. Torah means divine teaching or instruction” (Page 45)
“In Israel’s psalms one may also look into the heart of God” (Page 7)
- Title: Deliverance in the Psalms: Messages of Hope for Today
- Author: Hans K. LaRondelle
- Publisher: First Impressions
- Print Publication Date: 2006
- Logos Release Date: 2013
- Pages: 210
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Bible. O.T. Psalms › Criticism, interpretation, etc
- Resource ID: LLS:DLVRNCPSLMSMSSG
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-14T02:17:45Z