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Psalms Audio Sermons

Psalms is a collection of songs of praise and prayer, lament and thanksgiving, the communion of people with God. It holds the confession of persons and of the community, a treasury of worship and meditation.

Background of writing

  • Author and inspiration — It includes psalms of David, Asaph, the sons of Korah, and others, received as written and gathered under God’s inspiration.
  • Date of writing — Written and compiled across the patriarchs, the monarchy, exile, and return. Its final form is placed late in the Old Testament period.
  • Historical setting — Songs in which Israel sought, praised, and cried to God in worship, war, suffering, and restoration.

Purpose of writing

  • God gave the language of praise, thanks, lament, and repentance, so that saints commune with him in worship and prayer.
  • It sings hope in the Messiah and the kingdom, and love for the law and the covenant, and lights the way of faith.
  • It is a word so that believers today pray and praise with the words of the Psalms in joy and in sorrow.

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Lesson 1 · Psalms 1:1–2:4

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83 sermons · page 3 of 3

  1. 61 Psalms 107:25–108:8
  2. 62 Psalms 108:9–109:21
  3. 63 Psalms 109:22–112:3
  4. 64 Psalms 112:4–115:4
  5. 65 Psalms 115:4–116:15
  6. 66 Psalms 116:15–118:22
  7. 67 Psalms 118:22–119:33
  8. 68 Psalms 119:33–119:96
  9. 69 Psalms 119:97–119:140
  10. 70 Psalms 119:140–119:174
  11. 71 Psalms 119:175–123:1
  12. 72 Psalms 123:1–127:1
  13. 73 Psalms 127:1–130:6
  14. 74 Psalms 130:7–134:1
  15. 75 Psalms 134:1–136:8
  16. 76 Psalms 136:8–138:5
  17. 77 Psalms 138:6–139:24
  18. 78 Psalms 140:1–141:6
  19. 79 Psalms 141:6–144:4
  20. 80 Psalms 144:4–145:14
  21. 81 Psalms 145:15–147:11
  22. 82 Psalms 147:11–150:1
  23. 83 Psalms 150:1–

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