In the second half of Psalm 1, the psalmist contrasts the blessings enjoyed by the person who regularly muses and meditates on God's word with the curses and judgment that await the person who has no respect or time for God's word. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

In the second half of Psalm 1, the psalmist contrasts the blessings enjoyed by the person who regularly muses and meditates on God's word with the curses and judgment that await the person who has no respect or time for God's word. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

In the second half of Psalm 1, the psalmist contrasts the blessings enjoyed by the person who regularly muses and meditates on God's word with the curses and judgment that await the person who has no respect or time for God's word. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

The Wicked Person (Psalm 1:4–6)

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The Wicked Person (Psalm 1:4–6)

The Wicked Person (Psalm 1:4–6)