Our first look into Psalm 2 where we see both Prophetic Insight and Present Instruction to apply to our lives today.

Ps 1-4-6 gives the picture of the other road, or the way of the wicked which is greatly contrasted with the way of the righteous. The ungodly will perish in the end and be driven away.

We continue looking at the Road of the Righteous in verses 2-3. We see what characterizes a godly and righteous man's life.

We encounter the Crossroads of Life in the first Psalm. The Road of the Righteous and the Way of the Wicked is set before us in great contrast. Which way are you on- To choose Christ or not is the greatest decision of a man's life.

A further introduction into the Book of Psalms and a very brief look into Psalm 1 and the Crossroads of Life.

An introductory look to the book of the Psalms as a whole. We have opened our Bibles to the great Hymnbook of the Bible. Here is a book filled with poetry, prayer, and praise to form both sobs and songs which glorify and magnify the goodness and greatness of the one, true and living God, Jehovah.

Closing words of a pastoral nature are given by Paul with a genuine Christian salutation.

Paul leaves off from his personal close and begins with a pastoral close and gives forth instruction concerning their responsibilities and relationships as Christians.

In this passage, Paul reveals his reverence for God in the choices he made and his respect for the companions he had in the Gospel ministry.

The first message on Chapter 16 looking at the Postscript to this epistle. Paul begins with personal notes -16-1-12- in closing the letter and finishes with pastoral notes -16-13-24-.