Psalms: An Expositional Commentary

Psalms is Israel's hymnal: it is poetry laced with strong theology. In Hebrew, this book is called Tehillim = ''Praises." There are 55 psalms addressed to ''the chief musician." [Greek: psalmoi, ''a poem to be sung to a stringed instrument'' or psaltar, for harp or stringed instrument.]

History instructs: Law teaches: prophecy announces, rebukes, chastens: morality persuades. Psalms is the medicine and succor for the comfort and encouragement of us all. They are written to the individual-all of us, individually.

Jesus said that the psalms spoke about Him (Lk 24:44). Christ's birth, betrayal, agony, death, resurrection, ascension, coming again in glory, and His worldwide reign-all are pictured in inspired vividness. They constitute irrefutable testimony to the Divine inspiration of the Scripture.

This study contains 24 hours of verse by verse teachings.

Copyright © 06-22-2007

1. Introduction and Psalms 1 - 2
2. Psalms 3 - 10
3. Psalms 11 - 18
4. Psalms 19 - 21
5. Psalms 22 - 24
6. Psalms 25 - 30
7. Psalms 31 - 36
8. Psalms 37 - 41
9. Psalms 42 - 48
10. Psalms 49 - 51
11. Psalms 52 - 55
12. Psalms 56 - 60
13. Psalms 61 - 68
14. Psalms 69 - 72
15. Psalms 73 - 80
16. Psalms 81 - 89
17. Psalms 90 - 100
18. Psalms 101 - 106
19. Psalms 107 - 118
20. Psalm 119 (Pt. 1)
21. Psalms 119 (Pt. 2)
22. Psalms 120 - 134
23. Psalms 135 - 144
24. Psalms 145 - 150 and Review

Session 1 of 24 - Introduction and Psalms 1 - 2