Psalm 29 is an offering of praise written by David. It naturally divides into three sections, each with a focus on specific attribute or characteristic of God. Psalm 29:1-2 focuses on Godās character. Three times David commanded that the readers should āacknowledgeā something about God. Interestingly, the āreadersā are described as (literally) āthe sons of […]
Psalm 28 finishes this short series on God as Davidās protector (Psalms 25-28). It begins similar to the end of Psalm 27, with David asking that he not get swept away in Godās judgment on āevil menā (Psalm 28:1-5). He was confident that God would judge them, and he did not want to be a
Psalm 27 continues Davidās series celebrating God as his protector (Psalms 25-28). The first half of the psalm contains a series of confident statements proving his full trust in God no matter who stands against him (Psalm 27:1-6). Whether he faced āevil menā¦adversaries and enemiesā¦[or] war,ā David boldly declared, āI fear no oneā or āWhom
