Today we look at Psalm 132 from the Bible from the perspective of the promise that God made to king David at that time, that his sons would sit on his throne forever. But these kings were required to keep their sideof the covenant as well.

Psalm 132 looks back to David's promise that he would find a resting place for the ark of the Lord, and it looks forward to the fulfilment of the promise that one of David's sons would sit on his throne forever.

We consider Psalm 131 from the point of view of Trust in God. The psalmist applies this attitude both on a personal level and on a national level.

This Psalm is all about living a life of Humility. The psalmist is humble even to the point of admitting that there are some issues that are simply beyond our understanding as humans.

In this psalm, the psalmist cries out from the depths of despair. He earnestly prays to God. We can learn a lot from considering this Psalm.

This psalm is one of the seven penitential psalms, that is, a psalm of confession, containing prayers expressing sorrow over sin and pleading for God's forgiveness.

The song that we are looking at today recognises that God has blessed his people in many ways, and the songwriter requests further blessings upon the people of the church.