In the latter half of Psalm 80 the writer provides a history of Israel.

Psalm 80 is a prayer for the restoration of God's people.

Bible commentators suggest that Psalm 79 is written about the destruction of Jerusalem.

Psalm 78 is a teaching psalm with a call to remember God's works and to learn from the past.

Psalm 78 is a historical psalm in which the writer reflects on the great deeds of God.

In the latter half of Psalm 77, Asaph reflects upon who God is.

The psalmist Asaph begins Psalm 77 with lament.

After celebrating the defeat an enemy, the psalm writer calls upon the people to fear and be faithful to God.

Psalm 75 is a psalm of faith in God's righteous judgments.

Psalm 74 teaches us that when we lament our present circumstances we should remember God's great works and turn to His Word.