A Concluding Study of Proverbs 17:17 on the importance and value of true friendship

A Continuing study of Proverbs 17:17 on the value and importance of true friendship!

The Beginning of a study on Friendship out of Proverbs 17:17

In this Psalm David gives a strong contrast between the evil and the righteous. Every child of God has at some time or another raised the question of the prosper of evil and the struggle of righteousness.

In this Psalm we see a stark contrast of the Wickedness of Man and the Worthiness of God

When enemies arise, what will be your response? In this Psalm David gives us a great example of how to handle persecution, opposition and even false accusation.

This is a Psalm that David wrote after he had escaped from a terrible circumstance. It teaches that no matter the situation, we need to will our praise to God.

The psalm is a call for the righteous to rejoice and praise God with music and song, emphasizing that worship is fittingthose who are made righteous.

In Psalm 32, David, a man very well acquainted with failure writes about the joy of forgiveness.

In this Psalm of David it is during one of the times when either Saul or Absolom are hunting him. He is broken and bewildered but he sound his peace in the Lord alone.