The Book of Ecclesiastes outlines the futility of life "under the sun." Truly man's life is brief and seemingly meaningless according to the author.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Oh, God You are my God. (ps.63)
Psalm 63
Authorship/Date: This Psalm was written by David during his son Absalom's short lived rebellion (2 Sam 15.)
Context: Psalm 61, 62, and 63 bear a common theme of closeness, and fellowship with the Lord.
Structure:
A. David's desire for God (v.1)
B. David assurance of God's power over Him (vv.2-3)
C. David praises the Lord (vv.4-5)
A.David's desire for the Lord (vv.6-8)
B. David's assurance of God's power over his oppressors (vv.9-10)
C. David praises the Lord (v. 11)
Details: David set's his affections on the Lord in the midst of trials. His confidence in God's power strengthens and refreshes him. We must learn to do the same.
For more, or to listen to the rest click on the link to the right under "sermons."
Authorship/Date: This Psalm was written by David during his son Absalom's short lived rebellion (2 Sam 15.)
Context: Psalm 61, 62, and 63 bear a common theme of closeness, and fellowship with the Lord.
Structure:
A. David's desire for God (v.1)
B. David assurance of God's power over Him (vv.2-3)
C. David praises the Lord (vv.4-5)
A.David's desire for the Lord (vv.6-8)
B. David's assurance of God's power over his oppressors (vv.9-10)
C. David praises the Lord (v. 11)
Details: David set's his affections on the Lord in the midst of trials. His confidence in God's power strengthens and refreshes him. We must learn to do the same.
For more, or to listen to the rest click on the link to the right under "sermons."
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