Summary
Martin Luther calls the Psalter a little Bible where he says it's the spirit summary of the whole Bible promising the death and resurrection of Christ, his kingdom and the nature and standing of all Christian people. We found creation, we found sin, we found repentance, we found God's steadfast love and faithfulness, we found the crucifixion, the resurrection, the victory that we have in Christ through the resurrection and we found the lights of the Christian. It's the sort of the Spirit that is God's Word that pushes us forth and allows for us to move forth through His Word, victorious in the victory that we have in Jesus Christ. Our thirst is always there, always remaining and we're always searching and here the rebellious live in a parched land, while those who believe, those who have been claimed as righteous through the blood of Jesus Christ, will be living in that prosperity, in that glorious world. We're going to continue on looking to see how David works us through for telling, continuing to for tell of God's victory through the cross, continuing to for tell of God's victory through that empty tomb and into Pentecost, where then the gift of the Spirit is given and we go forth and the church ignites. We thank you so much, Lord, that you have given us the opportunity to care for the needy, to care for the needy who need your word, to care for the needy, who need provisions this sight of heaven, and to care for all that you put in our path that they would come to know you and believe in you as their Savior, that we would be promised to live in the eternal glory of your presence now and forever.
Video citations
- The Psalms: Lesson 4 — We're going to be studying from Psalm 68. Definitely this week, very possibly further next week. It's a really cool psalm, and Martin Luther really loved this, as it gives us the story of God, but…