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Psalms
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Authors:
David wrote seventy-three psalms (
Psa. 3
—
Psa. 9
;
Psa. 11
—
Psa. 32
;
Psa. 34
—
Psa. 41
;
Psa. 51
—
Psa. 65
;
Psa. 68
—
Psa. 70
;
Psa. 86
;
Psa. 101
;
Psa. 103
;
Psa. 108
—
Psa. 110
;
Psa. 122
;
Psa. 124
;
Psa. 131
;
Psa. 133
;
Psa. 138
—
Psa. 145
); the sons of Korah, twelve (
Psa. 42
—
Psa. 49
;
Psa. 84
—
Psa. 85
;
Psa. 87
—
Psa. 88
); Asaph, twelve (
Psa. 50
;
Psa. 73
—
Psa. 83
); Solomon, two (
Psa. 72
;
Psa. 127
); Ethan, one (
Psa. 89
); and Moses, one (
Psa. 90
). The authors of the other forty-nine psalms are unknown.
Time of Writing:
Beginning in the eleventh century B.C. (except
Psa. 90
, written by Moses in the fifteenth century B.C.).
Place of Writing:
Mainly Jerusalem.
Outline
Book One — Psalms 1 — 41 Indicating that God's intention is to turn the seeking saints from the law to Christ that they may enjoy the house of God—the church
Book Two — Psalms 42 — 72 Indicating that the saints experience God and His house and city through the suffering, exalted, and reigning Christ
Book Three — Psalms 73 — 89 Indicating that the saints, in their experiences, realize that the house and the city of God with all the enjoyments thereof can be preserved and maintained only with Christ properly appreciated and exalted by God's people
Book Four — Psalms 90 — 106 Indicating that the saints, being joined to Christ, are one with God so that He can recover His title over the earth through Christ in His house and city
Book Five — Psalms 107 — 150 Indicating that the house and the city of God become the praise, safety, and desire of the saints, and that Christ comes to reign over the whole earth through the house and the city of God—the church
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