Psalm 111:2referencesPsalm 92:5
Psalm 111:2 speaks of the greatness of the works of the Lord, which is echoed in Psalm 92:5, highlighting the depth and wisdom of God's works.
Thematic focusGod's Works, Wisdom, Creation.
Cross-References — Psalms 111
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Psalm 111:3referencesExodus 15:11
Psalm 111:4referencesExodus 34:6-7
Psalm 111:4 mentions God's graciousness and compassion, reflecting the attributes of God proclaimed in Exodus 34:6-7.
Thematic focusGrace, Compassion, God's Character.
Psalm 111:5referencesMatthew 6:11
Psalm 111:5 speaks of God providing food for those who fear Him, which is echoed in the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:11, asking for daily bread.
Thematic focusProvision, Fear of the Lord, Daily Needs.
Psalm 111:7referencesDeuteronomy 32:4
Psalm 111:7 declares the works of God's hands as truth and justice, paralleling Deuteronomy 32:4, which describes God as a God of truth and without injustice.
Thematic focusTruth, Justice, God's Nature.
Psalm 111:9referencesLuke 1:68
Psalm 111:9 speaks of God sending redemption to His people, which is fulfilled in the New Testament as seen in Luke 1:68, where Zechariah praises God for visiting and redeeming His people.
Thematic focusRedemption, Fulfillment, Salvation.
Psalm 111:10referencesProverbs 9:10
Psalm 111:10 states that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, a concept also found in Proverbs 9:10, emphasizing the foundational role of reverence for God in gaining wisdom.
Thematic focusWisdom, Fear of the Lord, Knowledge.