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Today's Bible Translation

Bible translation used in today's episode: Ch. 108-109 NET; Ch. 110 NKJV

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It’s Psalms Wednesday, and we’ll read chapters 108-110.  I’m calling this episode “Triumph Over Adversity.” 

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Summary

Psalm 108 is a song attributed to David, composed by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. It combines sections from two other psalms, emphasizing the use of Scripture in our praises and petitions to God. The repetition of these sections serves a purpose beyond mere filling of the book. The psalm begins with David's declaration of determination to sing and praise God with his whole heart, reflecting a deep trust in God's goodness and a willingness to obey Him unconditionally.

Psalm 109, also written by David, is known as an imprecatory psalm, calling upon God to bring judgment upon evil individuals. David acknowledges that vengeance belongs to the Lord, and he entrusts the task of judgment to Him. This psalm demonstrates David's recognition of God's sovereignty and his reliance on God's justice rather than taking matters into his own hands.

Psalm 110, attributed to David and affirmed by Jesus Himself, speaks of a future ruler who will be exalted by God and have authority over his enemies. This psalm is widely quoted in the New Testament, highlighting its significance in revealing the Messianic identity of Jesus. The psalm underscores the power and dominion of God, presenting a prophetic vision of the coming Messiah who will triumph over His adversaries.

In summary, these three psalms attributed to David provide insights into his relationship with God and his trust in God's sovereignty. They emphasize the importance of using Scripture in our worship and prayers, affirm God's role as the ultimate judge, and prophesy about the exalted status of the Messiah. Ultimately, these psalms encourage believers to remain steadfast in their faith, praising God wholeheartedly and entrusting their battles to His power and victory.

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Steve Webb 0:00No one gets through life without them.

Steve Webb 0:09This is the Lifespring! One Year Bible coming to you from Riverside, California sorta. And podcasting since 2004. I'm your OG Godcaster. Steve Webb, it Psalms Wednesday, And we'll read chapters 108 through 110. The lovely lady Liana And I are out of town this week. So we won't have a time of praises And prayer requests today or the essential segment, I'll be acknowledging donations next week. And prayer requests And praises will be on the show next week. But please do send in your prayer requests And praises now, if you have any, because I'll pray for you or rejoice with you. As soon as I see them in my inbox. I'll be checking my email. So don't wait until next week to send them in. The website for the show is at Lifespringmedia.com. And I'll have contact information at the end of today's show. I'm calling this episode triumph over tragedy. Before we get started, let's pray. Our Heavenly Father, we thank You, Lord, for Your Word. And especially we thank you for the songs all the books are so important, And they do have blessings for us. But the Psalms just seemed to speak to our hearts in a way that's different than the others. We thank you for them, Lord,