St. Augustine of Hippo: Expositions of the Psalms

If someone stole a coat you love, how would you respond?  St. Augustine ponders verse 7 of Psalm 57 that says enemies dug a pit in front of me, but fell into it themselves.  

When you think of peace, do you think of doing anything or of work?  St. Augustine expounds on peace when he discusses verse 14 of Psalm 147.

How can we experience humility for the greatest value to God?  St. Augustine ponders being brought low in the valley of salt in his exposition of the title of Psalm 60.

Psalm 128 verse 1 says, Blessed are you who fear the Lord, who walk in his ways."  St. Augustine ponders several types of fear of the Lord in his exposition of this line.  Which do you think he will advise?

If we want to praise God fully, how do we do that, according to St. Augustine?  In his exposition of line 7 of Psalm 145, he tells us to "drink grace".  

How does Augustine tell us to handle sadness?  He has two ideas when he gives an exposition of the title and verse 6 of Psalm 92.  

St. Augustine expounds on verse 6 in Psalm 103 that says, The Lord it is who exercises mercy, and gives judgment for those who are injured.  What do you think the scope of mercy is, in Augustine's view, to be perfect?

After a difficult day, where do you go to find rest?  Where do you think Augustine will point you?  This podcast concerns the exposition of verses 1-5 of Psalm 36.

The commandment, love God and love your neighbor as you love yourself, is what Augustine ponders in this exposition of two verses of Psalm 119; what do you think Augustine says about how to love yourself?

What kind of praise displeases God?  Augustine ponders it in his exposition of Psalm 147.