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Michael Abraham
Published on 2 August 2019 | 0 min read
Psalm 73 – August 2nd, 2019
Michael Abraham
August 2, 2019
Observation
What does it say?
Read
Psalm 73
Who wrote the Psalm?
What book of the Psalter is Psalm 73 in?
What does the Psalmist tell us about God?
What descriptions does the Psalmist in reference to the wicked?
INTERPRETATION
What does it mean?
Summarize Psalm 73 in one sentence.
Explain the contrast between how God treats the wicked vs. how God treats his people.
Why does the Psalmist say, "...in vain have I kept my heart clean..." in v. 13?
How does the Psalmist view himself in light of God?
How does the Psalm connect to the gospel?
APPLICATION
How should it change us?
In light of this Psalm…
What should we believe about God?
What should we believe about ourselves?
What does this Psalm command us to do in response?
How do you need to grow in trusting God?
Sing "
A Mighty Fortress
" in response to this Psalm.
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Michael Abraham
August 2, 2019
Observation
What does it say?
Read
Psalm 73
Who wrote the Psalm?
What book of the Psalter is Psalm 73 in?
What does the Psalmist tell us about God?
What descriptions does the Psalmist in reference to the wicked?
INTERPRETATION
What does it mean?
Summarize Psalm 73 in one sentence.
Explain the contrast between how God treats the wicked vs. how God treats his people.
Why does the Psalmist say, "...in vain have I kept my heart clean..." in v. 13?
How does the Psalmist view himself in light of God?
How does the Psalm connect to the gospel?
APPLICATION
How should it change us?
In light of this Psalm…
What should we believe about God?
What should we believe about ourselves?
What does this Psalm command us to do in response?
How do you need to grow in trusting God?
Sing "
A Mighty Fortress
" in response to this Psalm.
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Psalm 100 – July 26th, 2019
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