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SUMMARY:Psalms
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ORGANIZER;CN=Debora Gilley:MAILTO:gilleysandstreams@gmail.com
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p>Worshipful and Exultant - A Devotional Guid
 e\, Prayer Book\, and Hymnal</p>\n<p>David loved to worship. He wrote seve
 nty-three of the psalms that praise the Lord during good times and bad. He
  sang of God's faithfulness to him in times of trouble\, expressing his an
 ger at injustice and crying out to God for comfort during times of persona
 l pain. David wrote from raw passion and dependence on God. David knew tha
 t true worship is not just outward\, but inward. Our true worship is conve
 yed by way of the way we live.</p>\n<p>Romans 12:1 In view of God's mercie
 s\, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices that are holy and pleasing t
 o God\, for this is the reasonable way for you to worship.</p>\n<p>True wo
 rship manifests itself in action and emanates from a heart for God. David 
 had a heart for God and lived a lifestyle of worship.</p>\n<p>Almost all t
 he psalms sing of sorrow and suffering\, opposition and persecution - yet 
 always within the context of God's redeeming love and the believer's faith
  in overcoming\, ultimately leading to the everlasting praise of our Creat
 or and Savior.</p>\n<p>About half of the Psalms may be classified as praye
 rs of faith in times of trouble. Psalm 23\, 91\, 121 sustain us in time of
  deepest need. Memorizing Psalms fortifies us with the Word when testing c
 omes. Other Psalms are devoted to the subject of praise. The note of prais
 e to God should be a part of a Christian's very breath\, and such psalms a
 s 100 and 103 should have a large place in our devotions.</p>\n<p>Scarlet 
 Thread:</p>\n<p>There are approximately sixteen psalms that are widely con
 sidered Messianic\, meaning they are interpreted as prophesying about the 
 Messiah\, Jesus Christ. These psalms contain various types of prophecies\,
  including those about his birth\, suffering\, death\, and resurrection.</
 p>\n<p>Psalm 2: Speaks of the Messiah's future reign and authority.</p>\n<p>Psalm 8: While not strictly Messianic\, it does speak of the exaltation 
 of humanity\, which is seen as pointing to Christ.</p>\n<p>Psalm 16: Foret
 ells the Messiah's resurrection.</p>\n<p>Psalm 22: A detailed prophecy of 
 the Messiah's crucifixion\, including the piercing of his hands and feet\,
  and his cry of dereliction.</p>\n<p>Psalm 40: Speaks of the Messiah's wil
 lingness to fulfill God's will\, which is interpreted as his incarnation a
 nd sacrifice.</p>\n<p>Psalm 41: Foretells the Messiah's betrayal by a clos
 e friend (Judas Iscariot).</p>\n<p>Psalm 69: Another psalm describing the 
 Messiah's suffering and rejection.</p>\n<p>Psalm 110: Contains prophecies 
 about the Messiah's priesthood and future reign.</p>\n<p>Psalm 118: Speaks
  of the Messiah as the rejected cornerstone.</p>\n
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