Turned Upside Down
One of the praiseworthy facts about Jehovah that is listed in Psalm 146 is “the way of the wicked He turns upside down” (v. 9). The Scriptures contain an impressive track record of God’s ability to do this. Send article as PDF…
Category: Psalm 146
The Plans of Man
Regardless of whether death comes to a man unexpectedly or as the culmination of a lengthy battle with disease, the truth of Psalm 146:4 remains. “In that very day, his plans perish.” As the Son of Man Himself so eloquently stated, “I must…
Misplaced and Well-Placed Faith
The bulk of Psalm 146 is a contrast between misplaced faith in humanity (verses 3 and 4) and well-placed faith in God (verses 5 to 10). Here, it is written: “Do not put your trust in princes, nor in a son of man, in…
The Original Hallelujah Chorus
Though George Frideric Handel’s masterpiece was called the “Hallelujah Chorus”, the original composition preceded it by over 2,500 years. The final five psalms in the Psalter begin and end with the same exuberant exclamation “Praise the Lord!” (which translates the Hebrew word “hallelujah”). …