Psalms for Beginners
This series will examine the different types of psalms as well as the various literary devices used by the authors of this book.
11 lessons
In this introductory lesson to the book of Psalms, Mike reviews the title, authorship, and use of this Jewish songbook.
Prime 35:56
In this lesson, Mike reviews the various literary devices that make Hebrew poetry unique.
Prime 40:47
This class will examine the three types of psalms that make up the "Wisdom" category of psalms.
Prime 37:38
This lesson examines "nature" type psalms and how they are designed to not only highlight the beauty of creation but also how the creation serves to honor and reveal the power of God.
Prime 35:33
The penitential psalms record expressions of personal lament and confession of sin by the psalmist.
Prime 39:02
These beautiful and uplifting psalms describe the feelings of awe and joy experienced by those who traveled to the temple in Jerusalem in order to worship God and marvel at the city and temple at the heart of the Jewish religion.
Prime 30:45
The suffering psalms described both the trouble and the effect on the author as he poured his heart out before God in prayer.
Prime 36:32
The psalms that lift up God's name and providential care as protector and guide are referred to as assurance psalms.
Prime 41:30
