“But there is a great deal more here. Just who is this “blessed man” of whom the psalmist speaks? It is not man in general. In truth, it really is not simply a “human being.” The underlying words, here translated… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“To enter into the prayer of this book is not merely to share the sentiments of King David, or Asaph, or one of the other inspired poets. Indeed, in a theological sense the voices of these men are secondary, hardly… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“The divine wrath is not some sort of irritation; God does not become peeved or annoyed. The wrath of God is infinitely more serious… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“death is the enemy; indeed, it is the “last enemy,” says 1 Corinthians 15:26. When the psalmist, then, prays for deliverance from death, he… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“Suppose for a moment that God began taking from us the many things for which we have failed to give thanks. Which of our… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“But there is a great deal more here. Just who is this “blessed man” of whom the psalmist speaks? It is not man in… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
“To enter into the prayer of this book is not merely to share the sentiments of King David, or Asaph, or one of the… — Patrick Henry Reardon Copy Share Image
