The Flow of the Psalms – Introduction
Very often the book of Psalms is seen as a random collection of individual poems on a variety of topics. This framework assures very little to no awareness exists of a comprehension of the book’s total message, specific emphases, or any flow of the book’s structure and theology. Taking into account the structure of the book of Psalms as a whole makes significant contributions to the interpretive process. In the Introduction these points are expanded upon by Robertson.
The Riches of the Psalms
Psalm 91:10-11 - No Evil Shall Come Near Your Tent…
Psalm 23 – The Shepherd Lord
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 23.
Psalm 23:1 - The LORD is My Shepherd
Psalm 23:4 - The Comfort of the Rod and the Staff
This article is about Psalm 23:4: God as our shepherd in times of fear and danger. But it also shows how shepherds must be leaders, and what this leadership means.
Psalm 23 - The Shepherd-Lord
This article looks at the main theme of Psalm 23.
Psalm 24 – Lift Up Your Heads
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 24.
Psalm 24 - Who may Ascend the Hill of the Lord?
This article is about Psalm 24 and the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Psalm 24:3 - Ascension
Psalm 25 – The Sins of My Youth
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 25.
Psalm 26 – We Preach Not Ourselves
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 26.
Psalm 27 – The Lord Is Our Light
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 27.
The Twenty-Seventh Psalm
This article is a meditative reflection on Psalm 27.
Psalm 28 – The Need for Answered Prayer
This article is an exposition of Psalm 28.
Psalm 29 – Thunderhead Holiness
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 29.
Psalm 29 – A Masterpiece
Psalm 29 – The Voice of the LORD
Psalm 30 – Gladness for Sackcloth
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 30.
Psalm 31 – The Secret Pavilion
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 31.
Psalm 33 – The Cosmos: God's Breath on a Cold Morning
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 33.
Psalm 34 – Not One Bone
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 34.
Psalm 35 – Dried Out Sins in a Can
This article offers some expository notes on the imprecatory psalm, Psalm 35.
Dangers for Our Souls: Self-Flattery
Psalm 36 – Mercy and Faithfulness, Full of Stars
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 36.
Psalm 37 – Can't Even Find the Stump
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 37.
Psalm 37:1-11 - Meekness is Not Weakness
Psalm 39 – We Are Not Smoke Forever
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 39.
Psalm 40 – A Preacher of Righteousness, Not Morality
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 40.
Psalm 40:6-8 - Have You had Your Ear Pierced?
Psalm 41 – God Helps Those Who Help the Helpless
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 41.
Psalm 42 – The Breakers of Jehovah
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 42.
How Should We Preach Christ in Every Sermon? A Psalm (Psalm 42)
This article offers ways to preach Christ from Psalm 42.
Psalm 42 – Tears for Food
Psalm 43 – Judge Me, O God
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 43.
Psalm 44 – Like Sheep for the Slaughter
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 44.
Psalm 47 – The Shields of Earth
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 47.
The Translation of Elohim in Psalm 45:7-8
Psalm 45 forms part of the forty-two psalms in the "Elohist Psalter." Having surveyed the setting and content of the Psalm, the author considers the translation options of "Elohim" in verses 7-8.
Psalm 46
This is a chapter from the book Christ's Psalms, Our Psalms and focuses on the exposition of Psalm 46.
Be Still and Know That I Am God
From Psalm 46:10 this article shows that for the believer to be still, he must know God in his character, and see God as he works out his sovereign purpose in this life.
Psalm 48 – Walk about Zion
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 48.
Psalm 48 - This God is Our God Forever and Ever
Psalm 49 – Wealth and Death
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 49.
Psalm 50 – Rite and Ritual
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 50.
Psalm 51 – When Crushed Bones Rejoice
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 51.
Psalm 51:7 – Purification
This article is an exposition of Psalm 51:7, which reveals a repentant King David.
Whiter Than Snow – Big Grace
Chapter 4 is a short meditation on Psalm 51:5.
Whiter Than Snow – On Being Sustained
Chapter 2 is a short meditation on Psalm 51:12.
Whiter Than Snow – Mercy Me: Psalm 51 and Everyday Life
Chapter 1 is a short meditation on Psalm 51:1.
Psalm 51 - Un-Sin Me, Lord!
Psalm 51:8b - Broken Bones Heal Stronger
Psalm 52 – Reading the Story Lived
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 52.
Psalm 53 – Functional Atheism
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 53.
Psalm 54 – According to His Truth
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 54
Psalm 55 – Mischief in the Midst of It
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 55.
Psalm 56 – I Know God Is for Me
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 56.
God's Lachrymatory
Psalm 58 – Before the Pot Heats Up
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 58.
Psalm 59 – Deception and War
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 59.
Psalm 60 – The Wine of Astonishment
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 60.
Psalm 61 – A Rock That Is Higher Than I
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 61.
Psalm 61:3 - The Higher Rock
Psalm 62 – Low and High Degree
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 62.
Psalm 63 – The Marrow and the Fat
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 63.
Psalm 63 - Wilderness, Worship, Treason and God
Psalm 64 – Poetic Justice
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 64.
Psalm 65 – The God Who Hears
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 65.
Psalm 66 – Refined Like Silver
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 66.
Psalm 67 – Nations Singing for Joy
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 67.
Psalm 68 – Let God Arise
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 68.
Psalm 69 – What Makes the Humble Glad
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 69.
Psalm 70 – On Telling God to Hurry Up
This article offers some textual notes on Psalm 70.
Psalm 71
This article offers textual notes on Psalm 71.
Psalm 72 – A King Prays for a King According to God’s Will
Psalm 72:20 – Final Prayer
Psalm 73
This article provides textual notes on Psalm 73.
Psalm 73: The Distortion of Envy
Psalm 73:22-23 – Overruled for Good
Psalm 74
This article offers expository notes on Psalm 74.
Psalm 74:9 – Seeing the Signs
Psalm 75
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 75.
Psalm 76
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 76.
Psalm 78:4-9 - The Relay Race
Psalm 79 – Grace and Glory
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 79.
Psalm 80 – Teach Us, Lord
This article offers some expository notes on Psalm 80.
Psalm 81 – Open Your Mouth
This article provides some expository notes on Psalm 81.
Psalm 82 - God Judging the Gods
Psalm 84 – The Temple Singers
This article considers who the singers were inside the Temple. It looks at Psalm 84, and reflects on where the small birds nested and sang.
Wilt Thou Not Revive Us?
Psalm 85 - Waiting Upon God
Psalm 86:4 - A Servant Prays
Psalm 86:8 - There is No God Like You
Psalm 87 - Zion, City of our God
Darkness Is My Closest Friend
Psalm 88 - The Darkness is My Closest Friend
Psalms – Yhwh and Time
This chapter presents a detailed exegesis of Psalm 90.
Psalm 90 - Teach us to number our days
This article is about old age, and looking at eternal life and the purpose of life (from the perspective of Psalm 90).
No Plague near Your Tent: Reading Psalm 91 During a Global Pandemic
The article provides a word of encouragement from the study of Psalm 91 during the time of a global pandemic. Reading Psalm 91 will remind you that all of these promises God made are all yours in Christ.
Psalm 92:1-2 - Giving Thanks to God
This article is about our gratitude and thankfulness for the goodness of God. It is a gratitude that makes us sing.
