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.

Psalm 91:10-11 - No Evil Shall Come Near Your Tent…

God’s protection under the “tent” of faith means not a guarantee that believers will escape all suffering or death — but a promise that those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High may trust His protection in trouble. The call is not to presume safety as a magical shield, but to rest in the Lord as refuge, finding peace that transcends outward calamity or plague.