Psalms 73:1-75:10 Once again the psalmist reminds us of this principle: you may say you love the Lord but your works prove if that is
These two chapters show us the thinking of Solomon although copied by Hezekiah and others. The key words in these two chapters are “like…so” These
God had blessed Solomon in so many ways. God blessed him with men to build the temple and other buildings. God also gave him riches
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Praise the Lord! For what do you praise the Lord? This set of psalms reminds us that
The psalmist in writing reminds the reader that God’s love is not a once time but His love endures forever! Strong’s defines this word as
As Solomon led the people to honor God as they worshiped at the new Temple, he also took time to pray and sought God’s guidance
Solomon is king and his lifestyle provides that evidence. He took seven years to build the temple and as glorious as it was, his own
In the NT we read that the Holy Spirit inspired the writing of scripture: All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for
As we read these chapters in Proverbs, we must first stop and realize these are wise sayings from the Lord but He has also given
As we wander through the OT, we come to stories of victory of the Israelites as they conquered foes and finally came to the Promised
As a wise observer of life, Solomon noted this truth: “The Lord has worked everything for his own ends—even the wicked for the day of
King David has spent his life honoring God but it seems like many of us, his testimony of his faithfulness has fallen upon deaf ears.
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