Psalm 40 is primarily a psalm of thanksgiving, although it does include petition toward the end as well. Additionally, Hebrews 10:5-7 quotes the Septuagint version of Psalm 40:6-8 in reference to Jesusā incarnation. Whether this psalm is connected to any of the previous psalms where David asked for Godās deliverance is unknown, but it does […]
Psalm 35 has no description except that is was written by David. This is a prayer for vindication on those who were attacking David. The mention of āyoung lionsā in Psalm 35:17 may indicate a connection to Psalm 34:10, as that word occurs only six times in the psalms (only four attributed to David) 1,
For modern scholars to reject Daniel simply because they do not believe it could have happened as stated is to arrogantly set themselves against 2,500 years of Jewish scholarship, the Hebrew prophets, and the Savior himself.
