Introductory Study—‘Psalms’

Probably this Book—or portions of it—are read more than any other book in the 66 books of the Bible. This is because it is one of the most human documents of human history. Some of us go time and again to the Psalter because the moods, the feelings and the situations we experience have been the same as that of the Psalmists, and we take comfort and courage from the fact that we are not on our own in such situations. We are helped by those who went before us.

The matters of life, of worship, praise and adoration of God as Creator, the richness of the creation, the delight in living, the nature of God as both Creator and Redeemer, the fact of human sin and its sorrow, the guilt and fear we bear for our sinfulness, the grace and love of God in His divine mercy are all contained in this great book.