This is a continuation of my latest series of psalmtweets which is an attempt to see how each psalm contributes to the whole. This is part of a broader experiment in using psalmtweets as a daily spiritual discipline.
Psalm 51:
The Psalms speak of the need for a broken spirit and a willing spirit, all enabled by the Holy Spirit.
Psalm 52:
Sticking to the Way ensures we flourish like a healthy sapling.
The detours threaten our very roots.
Psalm 53:
The Psalter presents a sobering picture of humanity’s inability to pursue justice, truth, community and well-being.
Psalm 54:
The Psalms show a single-minded confidence in Yahweh;
a God who has acted, is acting and will act.
Psalm 55:
There is nothing new about discord among God’s people.
Though flight is tempting, we instead need to run to Yahweh.
Psalm 56:
Trust defines the life of faith.
Dependence on Yahweh is key on the path.
Psalm 57:
The eyes of faith perceive a God of loving-kindness amidst the pain of the journey.
Psalm 58:
The Psalms help us pray against false Gods, whether ancient near-eastern deities or the trappings of Western culture.
Psalm 59:
The Psalms have an organic relationship with the Law, the Prophets and the other Writings.
Psalm 60:
The journey of communities of faith is oft times touched by pain and trial.
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