This post continues the summary of recent psalmtweets. These psalmtweets are part of a set attempting to say something simultaneously about a specific psalm and the whole Psalter. This is working out with varying degrees of success.
Psalm 61:
The picture of eternal life in the Psalms is one of dwelling with Yahweh and worshiping Him.
Psalm 62:
The Psalms teach us that our frailty and our dependence on God are both quite normal.
Psalm 63:
We would do well to cultivate an imagination of faith which perceives God in his sanctuary.
Psalm 64:
Like the Psalter this is a journey from a place of threat and trembling to a new place of refuge and rejoicing.
Psalm 65:
Creation is full of immense bounty. Thank Yahweh.
Psalm 66:
Creation and Redemption celebrated together.
Psalm 67:
Like Jacob we can ask for Yahweh’s blessing.
Shine Yahweh shine!
Psalm 68:
As Christians we read the Psalms with new glasses;
Re-reading with 20/20 vision in Christ.
Psalm 69:
In the Psalms there are verses that yield fitting words for the nation of Israel in judgement and/or for Jesus Christ in ministry.
Psalm 70:
The Psalms instruct my prayer for those who delight in my harm.
Come Yahweh. Hasten Lord Jesus.
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