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1,182 results for “Psalmists” — showing 941–960
- TopicGod's Thoughtspeople, emphasizing hope and a future, showcasing His intentionality and care. The psalmist reflects on the preciousness and vastness of God's thoughts toward us, indicating
- TopicGod's Transcendenceways are higher than ours, illustrating His transcendence over human understanding. The psalmist praises the Lord who is high above all nations and looks down upon
- TopicGod's Triumphfight for them against the Egyptians, demonstrating His power to deliver. The psalmist declares that with God, we will gain the victory, emphasizing reliance
- TopicGod's Truthtruth, and the life,' emphasizing that truth is found in Him. The psalmist affirms that the entirety of God's word is truth, highlighting the reliability
- TopicGod's Understandingthan ours, emphasizing the vast difference between divine and human understanding. The psalmist praises God for His great power and understanding, highlighting that His knowledge
- TopicGod's Wonderslove for His creation. Creation Miracles Divine Intervention Salvation History The psalmist declares the glorious splendor of God's majesty and His wondrous works, inviting
- TopicGodlessnesswill be lovers of self and godless, exhibiting various sinful behaviors. The psalmist declares that the fool says in his heart, 'There is no God,' highlighting
- TopicGodly Heritagediligently to their children, highlighting the importance of passing down faith. The psalmist emphasizes the need to tell the coming generation the glorious deeds
- TopicGoodvery good,' establishing the standard of goodness in His creation. The psalmist acknowledges God as good and does good, affirming the relationship between God's nature
- TopicGoodnessSpirit, indicating its importance in the life of a believer. The psalmist invites others to taste and see that the Lord is good, emphasizing
- TopicGrassemphasizing its fleeting nature and the enduring word of God. Here, the psalmist reflects on the brevity of human life, likening it to grass that withers
- TopicHand of GodEgypt, demonstrating His power over Pharaoh and the gods of Egypt. The psalmist expresses confidence that even in the darkest places, God's hand will lead
- TopicHate EvilWickedness God's Holiness Moral Integrity The Nature of Sin The psalmist declares that those who love the Lord must hate evil, emphasizing the necessity
- TopicHeart and Soulheart, soul, and mind, highlighting its importance as the greatest commandment. The psalmist calls upon his soul to bless the Lord, illustrating the integration of heart
- TopicHeavenly Joymore death or sorrow, highlighting the joy of eternal life. The psalmist declares that in God's presence is fullness of joy, indicating that true
- TopicHebrew Dialectincluding the Hebrew dialect, and God's purpose in scattering humanity. The psalmist declares, 'Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light
- TopicHigh and Loftydesire to dwell with the humble and contrite in spirit. The psalmist declares the Lord's greatness and His elevation above all nations and heavens. Isaiah
- TopicHillsDivine Presence Worship and Sacrifice Spiritual Ascent Symbol of Strength The psalmist looks to the hills, recognizing that help comes from the Lord, the Creator
- TopicHoly Onesholiness and righteousness. Holiness Sanctification Divine Calling Community of Believers The psalmist calls upon the 'holy ones' to sing praises to the Lord, highlighting their role
- TopicHoneyland flowing with milk and honey, symbolizing abundance and blessing. The psalmist compares the words of the Lord to honey, emphasizing their sweetness and value. Wisdom