Key Figures — Psalms 118

2 figures

1. The Psalmist

   Author and worshipper, leading the congregation in praise and thanksgiving.

   The Psalmist expresses gratitude for God's enduring love and deliverance, encouraging trust in the Lord over human leaders. The Psalmist also celebrates victory and salvation, acknowledging the Lord as their strength and song.

   Related passages

   • Psalms 136 (Similar themes of God's enduring love)
   • Exodus 15:2 (The Lord is my strength and song)
   • Isaiah 12:2 (God is my salvation and strength)

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2. The Lord

   The central figure of worship and the source of salvation and strength.

   The Lord is praised for His steadfast love, protection, and deliverance. He is depicted as a refuge and a cornerstone, rejected by builders but chosen by God.

   Related passages

   • Psalms 118:22 (The stone the builders rejected)
   • Matthew 21:42 (Jesus references this verse)
   • 1 Peter 2:7 (Christ as the cornerstone)

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