Psalms 21-25 - Daily Summary

 Psalms 21-25, the fifth episode of the Daily Psalms Series:

Psalms 21 - Of David.

For the director of music, Asaph. This psalm is a psalm of great worship, worship as the Lord is strong but merciful. He fulfills the wise' wants and desires, He gives what the wise asks for. He has infinite love and protects the discerning and understanding. 

Psalms 22 - Of David. 

For the director of music, Asaph. This psalm is a psalm of lament. Though king David wrote it, it is associated to Jesus, as he spoke it on the cross (at least the first few lines). The psalm is a cry for help to God in tough time and wanting God to protect the character for the Lord is good and righteous.

Psalms 23 - Of David.

This psalm is a popular one that popularized the proverb "The Lord is my Shepherd". It is a psalm that shows how the Lord takes care of us even in dark and bad times, in dire situations he guides us. He protects the wise all the days of their lives.

Psalms 24 - Of David.

This psalm is a psalm that shows us the Power of The Lord. For everything in the world is his possession, it is his creation and his property, and for He Is Holy, and nobody is as righteous as him, no one is even justified in front of him. And the Lord is fair and loves the wise, and loves those who Fear Hin.

Psalms 25 - Of David.

This psalm is a psalm showing David's trust to The Lord, for the Lord delivers him from disaster and guides us, and He and forgives, His love is great. We should fear the Lord for this, as the Lord will guide and help us,

That was 5 psalms, between the twenty first and twenty fifth! We are a SIXTH of the way done.

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