Yahweh saves His Anointed King and makes Him Head of all nations. 1. Yahweh gives Him reward for His righteousness. (vv. 20-27) a.And He imputes His righteousness to us. 2.Yahweh gives Him strength for battle. (vv. 28-42) a.And He strengthens us for our spiritual warfare. 3.Yahweh gives Him victory over all nations. (vv. 43-50) a.And He commissions us to declare His victory.

God's King recounts with praise the LORD who rescued Him from death – and us in Him. 1. His confidence in the LORD's rescue. (vv. 1-3) 2. His cry for the LORD's rescue. (vv. 4-6) 3. His experience of the LORD's rescue. (vv. 7-19)

Jesus reveals His zeal for His Father's house – and brings a new and more glorious temple. 1. Jesus cleanses worldliness from His Father's house. (vv. 13-17) 2. Jesus brings a new temple – in His incarnate, crucified, and risen body. (vv. 18-22) 3. Jesus does not entrust Himself to those who claim to believe in Him. (vv. 23- 25)

God's righteous and persecuted servant cries out for vindication and rescue, by: 1. Pleading Christ's righteous heart. (vv. 1-5) 2. Pleading Christ's righteous rescue. (vv. 6-12) 3. Pleading Christ's righteous judgment. (vv. 13-15)

Christ's confidence was in the God who raises the dead – and ours is in Him. 1. Confidence in the one true God who preserves. (vv. 1-4) 2. Confidence in the one true God who generously gives and graciously guides. (vv. 5-8) 3. Confidence in the one true God who resurrects His Godly One. (vv. 9-11)

The Lord reveals who may dwell in His presence (v. 1): 1. We must be blameless inwardly and outwardly. (vv. 2-5) a. In our speech and actions. (vv. 2-3) b. In our relations with the ungodly and the godly. (v. 4a) c. In our promises. (v. 4b) d. In our financial integrity. (v. 5a-b) 2. If we are righteous in these ways, we will be forever secure in God's presence. (v. 5c) 3. Christ alone perfectly fulfills these qualifications for us – and works these qualities in us.

1. David recognizes his humanness. 2. David embraces his humanness. 3. David calls the people to hope.

Jesus reveals His glory with His first Gospel sign at a wedding. 1. The embarrassing problem and misplaced concern. (vv. 1-5) 2. The sovereign intervention and joyful surprise. (vv. 6-10) 3. The glory of Jesus and our strengthened faith. (v. 11)

Sinners foolishly deny God, but Christ saves us from our sinful folly. 1. God's judgment on the universal folly of unbelief and sin. (vv. 1-3) 2. Christ's salvation of His people oppressed by sinful folly. (vv. 4-7)

In Christ, we can lament to our covenant God with hope. 1. Why we lament. (vv. 1-2) 2. How we pray. (vv. 3-4) 3. Why we hope. (vv. 5-6)