Part 11 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  A song of praise of God's love and faithfulness in His covenant with David and lament that it is not visible in David's descendant's reign.

Part 10 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  The darkest of all psalms and its lessons for times of death anxiety and depression.

Part 9 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  Did you know that you were born in Zion?  Perhaps after meditating on this psalm you will say (or sing if you know the hymn): "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Zion City of Our God!"

Part 8 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  Two prayers for deliverance and restoration - one on behalf of the nation and one from David as an individual - on the basis of God's character of love and faithfulness.

Part 7 of the series in Book III of the Psalms [I wrongly say in the intro that it is Book IV - sorry!].  Two contrasting psalms - one that seeks God's judgment on Israel's enemies but with a twist, and one that expresses delight in God and in His presence.

Part 11 of Book III of the Psalms.  A psalm of praise of God for His covenant love and faithfulness to David and lament that it is not visibly fulfilled in the psalmist's day.

Part 6 of the series in Book III of the Psalms [I wrongly say in the intro that it is Book IV - sorry!].  A psalm calling God's wayward people to return to His blessings and a psalm reminding unjust judges that they will face God's court.

Part 5 of the series in Book III of the Psalms [I wrongly say in the intro that it is Book IV - sorry!].  Two psalms that look for God's deliverance for Israel in the face of defeat but that point us beyond to our ultimate deliverer, the Good Shepherd.

Part 4 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  Two psalms calling us to remember God's past actions in redeeming us to help when we cannot feel His presence and to pass on to future generations.

Part 3 of the series in Book III of the Psalms.  Two Asaph psalms about the justice of God.