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media:description>Psalm 88 expresses our feelings when the cross is especially heavy and the struggle at its most difficult. By giving expression to our most bleak feelings, Psalm 88 comforts us in a curious way.
It shows us that we are not alone in our doubts, confusions, and complaints. Not only have other believers felt the same things, but God has inscripturated those sentiments to assure us that it is legitimate to feel such things and to pour them out in prayer.
As the prayer of the king, Psalm 88 also expresses the nadir of Israel’s life. In this sense, Psalm 88 is a prayer that expresses the suffering of Jesus, especially as He prayed in Gethsemane and on the cross. Here again, we see how Jesus took up the sufferings of His people. This psalm amplifies what it meant for Him to be forsaken of God and man.
As Jesus takes up our suffering, He also answers our questions about whether God has kept His promises to David. Jesus is indeed the everlasting King of the line of David. The third book of the Psalter ends with praise: “Blessed be the LORD forever! Amen and Amen” (Ps. 89:52) But it also ends with very distressed and, for Israel in the Old Testament, unanswered questions. Book Four will make clear how the Psalter begins to answer those questions that arise from the loss of king and temple.
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David wrote this psalm to teach God's people how to wisely contemplate the situation of a suffering, afflicted believer described here as "the poor" man.
Such a poor man is not to be viewed as an unrepentant sinner but instead as a contrite child of God going through hard times.
A natural assumption for an Israelite would be to consider such a person punished for his sins, but this psalm invites us to take a closer look, which will re veal God's blessing (not curse) over such a one.
It's an important lesson to learn, not only to rightly assess our neighbour's plight but also to prepare ourselves for our own time of suffering, should the LORD so will.
A sincere believer undergoing affliction needs to be assured that God in fact continÂues to love and bless him or her.
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In our day and age, when monarchies are few and far between, the full signifiÂcance of this psalm may not be as readily obvious as it once was. Yet the reality is that there is one monarch who rules over all countries, and one day both princes and paupers "from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages" will stand before the throne of God and praise in a loud voice, crying out, "Salvation belongs to our God who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb!" (Rev. 7:9-10)."
Christ's Psalms Our Psalms
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"Psalm 118 concludes the Egyptian Hallel with words full of praise and celebration for God’s blessing upon His people. It is above all a psalm of thanksgiving, beginning and ending with the words, “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; for his steadfast love endures forever!” (v. 29)."
"At the end of their last Passover and their first Lord’s Supper, Jesus and His disciples sang together. We read: “And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives” (Matt. 26:30). Since Psalm 118 was the last of the Passover psalms, we can be quite sure that the song Jesus and the disciples sang was Psalm 118. Jesus once again identifies with this psalm. He is the Passover; He is the King; He is the salvation from the house of bondage; He is the sacrifice on the altar. All the great themes of the Old Testament and of this psalm come together in Jesus."
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media:description>"Psalm 105 praises God for His covenant faithfulness from Abraham through Jacob to Moses. Psalm 106 concludes Book Four with praise for God’s persevering with His people from the exodus to the exile. Book Four reminds us that even if the promise to David appeared to fail, everything we know about God testifies that God’s promises never fail. God creates and preserves and governs His creation to His own glory. He also kept all His promises to Abraham and Moses".
"The Lord who is unfailingly faithful in keeping his promises has not changed.
All his promises are “Yes” and “Amen” in Christ".
English translation of each metrical verse
© 2014 by the Standing Committee for the Publication of the Book of Praise
of the Canadian Reformed Churches
Contextual comments and all biblical insights have been paraphrased from two wonderful books.
Learning to Love the Psalms
W. Robert Godfrey
Christ's Psalms Our Psalms
Edited by Peter H. HoltvlĂĽwer
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media:description>A WELL-LOVED PSALM:
Psalm 114 was especially loved by the French Huguenots and helps us to reflect on what they treasured in the Psalms. The French Huguenots sang this psalm often and gladly (even though the Genevan tune to which it was set strikes our contemporary ears as very strange and difficult).
It was also a psalm that was important to God’s people in Old Testament times for it was part of the “Egyptian Hallel,” Psalms 113–118, which was sung by the Jews at the Passover season.
It is a psalm so brief and simple that it may not initially impress the reader. The psalm simply remembers Israel’s deliverance from Egypt.
Is it really special in any way? The great Old Testament scholar Franz Delitzsch thought so, declaring it to be “as majestic as it is charming.”
Psalm 114 in particular exalts God as our deliverer, a truth that is especially important to Christians who are facing persecution.
Paraphrased from:
Godfrey, W. Robert. Learning to Love the Psalms (pp. 7-8). Ligonier Ministries. Kindle Edition.
PSALM 114 ESV Translation
When Israel went out from Egypt,
the house of Jacob from a people of strange language,
Judah became his sanctuary,
Israel his dominion.
The sea looked and fled;
Jordan turned back.
The mountains skipped like rams,
the hills like lambs.
What ails you, O sea, that you flee?
O Jordan, that you turn back?
O mountains, that you skip like rams?
O hills, like lambs?
Tremble, O earth, at the presence of the Lord,
at the presence of the God of Jacob,
who turns the rock into a pool of water,
the flint into a spring of water./media:description>
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media:description>To play this 1552 Genevan Psalm melody:
Tune your guitar down to; (Open D = D A D F# A D)
The music chart, is written in Guitar Tablature
Each horizontal line represents a single guitar string.
Each number on these lines refers to a fret number.
Vertical lines below each fret number indicate the note's length.
The shorter the line the longer the note is to be played.
To play the melody, hold your finger on the string's fret number as shown.
Pluck this string using your thumb, immediately following through with a light strum to any open strings using the finger nails of your remaining fingers.
Alternately the melody notes can be played with a pick.
Try using your fingers for melody and your thumb for harmony.
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media:description>To play this 1543/1551 Genevan Psalm melody:
The included music chart, is written in Tablature
Each horizontal line represents a single guitar string.
Each number on these lines refers to a fret number.
Vertical lines below each fret number indicate the note's length.
The shorter the line the longer the note is to be played.
To play the melody, hold your fingers on the string's fret number as shown.
More tablature & information is being made available at https://Psalms101.ca/media:description>
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