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All Posts on Psalm 119

While this is primarily designed to show all the posts in my current series of meditations on Psalm 119 one verse at a time, which started in November, 2024, it also includes any other posts that are tagged Psalm 119.

  • Psalm 119:88 – Grant Me Life

    This passage emphasizes that life and blessings come from God, encouraging gratitude and community contributions, reflecting God’s love and purpose through mutual building up.


  • Psalm 119:89 – Word in Heaven

    Psalm 119:89 – Word in Heaven

    I emphasize the significance of God’s Word beyond written scriptures, linking it to creation, divine authority, and our understanding of God’s nature.


  • Psalm 119:90 – Established

    Psalm 119:90 – Established

    I emphasize God’s eternal faithfulness and creative power, encouraging trust in His ability to impact our lives positively and renew our spirits amidst challenges.


  • Psalm 119:91 – Servants

    Psalm 119:91 – Servants

    All things are God’s servants, and God is faithful and true. Yet we are called to act.


  • Psalm 119:92 – Delight

    Psalm 119:92 – Delight

    Delight in God’s word is not a work to gain God’s favor, but a way of life that makes it possible to face life’s difficulties.


  • Psalm 119:93 – You Have Given Me Life

    Psalm 119:93 – You Have Given Me Life

    Gratitude for and memory of God’s acts in our lives is central.


  • Psalm 119:94 – I’m Yours

    Psalm 119:94 – I’m Yours

    I emphasize the universal call of belonging to God, highlighting inclusivity in faith while acknowledging Israel’s unique role as a chosen nation tasked with a mission and also the mission of the church.


  • Psalm 119:95 – Consider

    Psalm 119:95 – Consider

    Discussing the importance of focusing on positivity and faith despite negative influences, using personal experiences with temporary residents as a metaphor for broader interpersonal challenges.


  • Psalm 119:96 – Ends

    Psalm 119:96 – Ends

    I reflect on the limits of knowledge, particularly in biblical translation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one’s limitations while finding fulfillment and joy in learning.


  • Psalm 119:97 – Loving the Law

    Psalm 119:97 – Loving the Law

    Law can be annoying, but it is also valuable. I illustrate this by talking about a time when I couldn’t understand the rules applying to a situation.