On Day 172 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore Psalms 73-77, beginning Book 3 of the Psalter. These psalms grapple with the prosperity of the wicked, recount God’s mighty deeds in Israel’s history, and cry out for restoration amid distress. They weave honest doubt with steadfast trust in God’s justice and faithfulness.Questions:1. Psalm 73’s struggle with envying the wicked’s prosperity—how does this honesty challenge us to confront our own doubts and find peace in God’s eternal perspective over temporary gains?2. Psalms 74 and 77 recall God’s past deliverance to plead for help—how might this practice of remembering His works prompt us to anchor our hope in His unchanging power during present trials?3. Psalm 76 celebrates God’s judgment on the wicked—how does this assurance invite us to wrestle with trusting His righteous rule, even when injustice seems to prevail, anticipating Christ’s final victory?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here