David expresses his hope and trust in Yahweh through his pleas for deliverance from his enemies, his petitions for instruction and guidance, and his requests for forgiveness, redemption, and restoration, which he argues for on the basis of Yahweh’s attributes, character, and reputation as the One and only God.

The Apostle Paul summarizes and clarifies his instructions on marriage, beginning with a quotation from Genesis regarding the God-ordained designs for marriage, and then reveals the reality that a faithful marriage points to.

David composes a psalm of great lament and praise, which portray experiences of abandonment, suffering, persecution, redemption, and hope, to the degree which overshadow his own, and point to those of the One Who is to come.

After giving the clear mandate for husbands to love their wives, and the model of Christ’s love for His church, the Apostle Paul restates the command for Christian husbands from the perspectives of wisdom, logic, and relationship.

David bolsters his faith and hope in God by proclaiming his relationship with Him, and asserting to himself and his readers, the key attributes, characteristics, and promises of God, which make that relationship so vital.

Paul communicates the guiding principles, the philosophy, of his ministry in a concise manner. Paul realizes God’s sovereignty, the centrality of Christ, and how he wants to see every man completely mature in Christ.

David composes a psalm of great lament and praise, which portray experiences of abandonment, suffering, persecution, redemption, and hope, to the degree which overshadow his own, and point to those of the One Who is to come.

The Apostle Paul continues to expound upon his exhortation to the Ephesians to walk in a manner worthy of their calling by instructing them in how they are to reform all of the subordinate areas of life which pertain to a worthy walk, moving now to the home, and particularly, how wives are to walk worthily.

In this royal psalm of thanksgiving, David expresses confidence in, and praises Yahweh for His redemption from, victory over, and future judgement upon all of the enemies of His king and people.

The Apostle Paul continues to expound upon his exhortation to the Ephesians to walk in a manner worthy of their calling by instructing them in how they are to reform all of the subordinate areas of life which pertain to a worthy walk, moving now to the home, and particularly, how wives are to walk worthily.