For Jeduthun, the choir director: A psalm of David.

Paul's message of wisdom.

A psalm of David, asking God to remember Him. (Nobody wants to be disrespected or made to feel like they are invisible.) I felt like I was invisible my whole life, always trying to get approval from 'the right people' or to find that 'perfect other' who would give me the validation I was hoping for. Maybe that will happen for you in life; maybe not. But God will never ignore or shun you! You can take that to the bank! David's psalm is as relevant in our day as it was for him after he had sinned against God and felt like he was in the void.

Paul gives thanks to God. The divisions in the church. If we are going to boast, let's boast in God because in and of ourselves, we don't have the spiritual strength and fortitude to get there on our own. Christ is the Wisdom of God Incarnate.

A psalm of David. Don't fret or get overheated about anything. The godly will live; the wicked shall perish. Please choose (wisely and of your own accord) which side you wish to be on.

An Exhortation to Proper Living. Paul's final greeting and benediction. The Lord be with you all. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.

For the choir director: A psalm of David, the servant of the LORD.

The Chapter about the Final Anti-Christ (Revelation 13; 19:11). He is called the Son of Perdition and He will be the one opposing the true Christ. (Also Reading the Coming Golden Age by Dr. David Jeremiah)

A psalm of David. An imprecatory prayer. (I also mentioned about the 3 episode documentary series on Netflix called Testament The Story of Moses. Which I liked.)

Encouragement during persecution. The promise of God to bring judgement on those who persecute God-believers. (God brought punishment on Pharoah and his army after He persecuted the Children of Israel through the Red Sea and God our Father will do so again in end times - in Revelation 19 and/or 20). I really enjoyed. Netflix's 3- part episode of Testament: the Story of Moses.