Week # |
Partial
List of Topics to Be Covered |
Relevant
Scriptures |
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1. |
Blessed
is the man; Why do the nations rage? |
Psalm
1 - 15 |
2. |
Your
Holy One will not see corruption; I can leap over a wall |
Psalm
16 - 29 |
3. |
You
have turned my mourning into dancing; Angels encamp around you |
Psalm
30 - 45 |
4. |
A
River whose streams made glad; David's repentance |
Psalm
46 - 63 |
5. |
Refined
us like silver; Let God arise; Forget not all His benefits |
Psalm
64 - 78 |
6. |
Open
your mouth wide; Going from strength to strength |
Psalm
79 - 91 |
7. |
Anointed
with fresh oil; Today if you hear His voice |
Psalm
92 - 106 |
8. |
His
mercy endures forever; Let another take his office; The Acrostic
Psalm |
Psalm
107 - 119 |
9. |
Thy
Word have I hid in my heart |
Psalm
120 - 136 |
10. |
By
the rivers of Babylon; Praise the Lord! |
Psalm
137 - 150 |
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11. |
Final
Exam |
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This course covers the
Psalms, a collection of song lyrics, poems and responsive readings
which are found at the center of the Bible. The Psalms are divided
into 5 Books. Book 1, which includes Psalms 1 - 41, was written largely
by David. Book 2, which includes Psalms 42 - 72, was largely written
by a group of musical authors called the Sons of Korah. Book 3, which
includes Psalms 73 - 89, was written largely by an individual named
Asaph, the Sons of Korah and other Temple musicians. Book 4, which
includes Psalms 90 - 106, was written largely by David and a group
of unknown authors. Book 5, which includes Psalms 107 - 150, was written
by David, Solomon and other unknown authors. All together, there are
150 Psalms to be read and meditated on during the duration of the
course. Special attention will be given to noteworthy events, comments
and doctrinal statements, with full explanations provided where Scripture
may be unclear or confusing. If you would like to see and/or print
out the Scripture Study Schedule for this course, simply click HERE. |
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