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Week 30. Day 4. Psalms 137-145.
Ps 137-145 are mosty David psalms again
At this stage of the Psalter as a whole, these ‘David’ psalms are probably meant to point forward to the future: to the coming Messiah in the line of David, rather than referring back to David the historical king.
Notice how the king presented here seems
●more victorious than in books 1-2
●more of a sufferer than in books 1-2
Psalm 145 is the final ‘song of praise’ (the only Psalm to have this explicit title) to conclude book 5 of the Psalms. The Hebrew word for all/every is used 16 times in this psalm, to show the comprehensiveness of God’s glory and praiseworthiness!
NOTE: Days 1-5 of each week contain the scripture reading for that week. Day 6 has just the 'key chapters'. If you want a briefer version of this plan that still takes you through the whole Bible, you could just read the key chapters featured on day 6. Day 7 has the podcast video where we discuss the week's reading.
About this Plan
The Bible OverBrew is a friendly virtual book group, helping you read the Bible in big chunks, preferably with a mug of tea! Maybe you've tried to read through the Bible before, but gave up when it felt confusing or too intense? We are here to help you! We provide notes and questions to guide your reading, and note ‘key chapters’ if you don’t have time to read it all. In our podcast at the end of each week we draw out the key themes, and how it all points to Christ. We’d love you to join us!
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