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1. becomingchristians.com › psalm-1-commentary-andPsalm 1 Commentary: 7 Powerful Lessons You Should Learn

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   Psalm 1 is one of the most popular psalms in the Bible not just because it is the first psalm, but also because it properly introduces the book of Psalms and serves as its inaugural chapter. It offers a profound introduction and sets the foundational theme for the entire collection of psalms.

2. enduringword.com › bible-commentary › psEnduring Word Bible Commentary Psalm 1

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   • (1) What The Righteous Man Does Not do.
   • (2) What The Righteous Man does.
   • (3) How The Righteous Man Is Blessed.

   Blessed is the man Who walks not in the counsel of the ungodly, Nor stands in the path of sinners, Nor sits in the seat of the scornful; a. Blessed is the man: The Hebrew word esher is here translated blessed, which has the idea of happiness or contentment. Esher is a form of the Hebrew word ashar, which in its root means “to be straight” or “to be...

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   But his delight is in the law of the LORD, And in His law he meditates day and night. a. His delight is in the law of the LORD: Throughout Psalms, the phrase law of the LORDis used to describe God’s entire word, not only the “law” portion of the first five books of the Bible. The righteous man is delighted with the word of God! i. What makes you ha...

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   He shall be like a tree Planted by the rivers of water, That brings forth its fruit in its season, Whose leaf also shall not wither; And whatever he does shall prosper. a. He shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water: A tree by a river has a continual source of water. It will never wither away, because it is always getting what it needs. ...

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4. www.blueletterbible.org › psalm › psalm-1David Guzik :: Study Guide for Psalm 1 - Blue Letter Bible

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   Verse six presents a key to understanding Psalm 1: “For the LORD knows the way of the righteous, but the way of the ungodly shall perish.” In this psalm, the way of the righteous and the way of the ungodly are contrasted. A. The way of the righteous. 1. What the righteous man does not do. Blessed is the man

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   The final compilation therefore came after the traumatic experience of the exile and the joyous renewal of the faith.” (Allen Ross, A Commentary of the Psalms: Volume 1 (1-41), Kregel Academic (2011) p. 54). Regardless of the exact time or author, God inspired His Word in the Psalms (2 Tim. 3:16-17). Seven reasons to study the Psalms: 1 ...

6. explainingthebook.com › 2015/03/15 › psalm-1-commentaryPsalm 1 Commentary - Explaining The Book

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   Mar 15, 2015 · Psalm 1 5 Commentary. Psalm 1 5 Commentary; Psalm 1 6 Commentary. Psalm 1 6 Commentary; Psalm 1 Commentary: The Choice is Yours. And until that day, we’re all confronted with choices. I think the very structure of this psalm even leads us to think this way. You have Psalm 1:1 – you could choose the way of the godless, but Psalm 1:2 – a ...

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   Psalm 1 This is a psalm of instruction concerning good and evil, setting before us life and death, the blessing and the curse, that we may take the right way which leads to happiness and avoid that which will certainly end in our misery and ruin.

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   What do you learn from Psalm 1?

   • 1. Blessings come to those who choose God 2. Committing a sin starts small 3. Our joy should be in the Word of God 4. We must meditate on God’s word 5. God will grant us our needs 6. A righteous person bears fruit 7. The ungodly will perish Psalm 1 Commentary: What are the lessons you learned? What is Psalm 1?

   Psalm 1 Commentary: 7 Powerful Lessons You Should Learn

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   What is Psalm 1 commentary?

   • Positioned intentionally at the beginning, Psalm 1 commentary invites all to delight in the Lord and His revelation, democratizing the prayers within the Psalter and setting the tone for a collection that addresses the core concerns of godly living and the hope for ultimate justice.

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   What is Psalm 1 about?

   • Psalm 1 is about the blessings of the righteous. And that blessing is contrasted with the unenviable end of the wicked – judgment. So a fuller statement of what Psalm 1 is about could be this: “The Righteous are Blessed and the Wicked are Judged.” Is this message needed today?

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   What does the first word of Psalm 1 mean?

   • The first word of Psalm 1 is “blessed.” According to some estimates, the Book of Psalms has more than 40,000 words and yet, this longest book in the Bible starts with the word, “Blessed.” It’s quite interesting if you think about it. Blessed here came from the Hebrew word, “esher.” It basically means happiness or blessedness.

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   What is the structure of Psalm 1?

   • Its structure is based on several contrasts between the godly and the wicked. The first two verses serve as a contrast. Psalm 1:1 – the man is blessed who doesn’t do those things listed there. Psalm 1:2 – in contrast to those who would participate in those evil things – this man’s delight is somewhere else. Next two verses are also a contrast.

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   What is a contrast in Psalm 1?

   • The first two verses serve as a contrast. Psalm 1:1 – the man is blessed who doesn’t do those things listed there. Psalm 1:2 – in contrast to those who would participate in those evil things – this man’s delight is somewhere else. Next two verses are also a contrast. Psalm 1:3. The blessed righteous man is like a healthy tree.

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9. www.preceptaustin.org › psalm-1-study-guidePsalm 1 - Study Guide - Precept Austin

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   1 day ago · As a reminder, given the truth that your ultimate Teacher is the Holy Spirit, begin your time with God with prayer such as Psalm 119:12+ "Blessed are You, O LORD; Teach me Your statutes." (you can vary it with similar prayers - Ps 119:18, 26, 33, 64, 66, 68, 108, 124, 135, 171, etc) The questions are generally highlighted in yellow and the answers in green.