Gilbert House Fellowship #128: Psalms 134, 146-150; 2 Chr 8; 1 Kings 9

solomon_and_pharaohs_daughter_largePRAISE THE Lord! That’s the theme of the Psalms in today’s Old Testament study. We examine a half dozen psalms of praise and find divine council language, making it clear that the psalmists knew that other gods existed, but only one God, Yahweh, created all the rest.

Again this week, we encounter a verse that’s especially timely for us Americans, given the presidential election this past week.

We also return to the reign of Solomon in the historical books, discussing his marriage to the daughter of pharaoh and his business ventures with Hiram, king of Tyre.

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  1. I learned a chorus using the first two verses from Psalm 134. My former pastor told me David had singers in the temple all day and all night. That is where the phrase “who stand by night…” came from. That is what I was told.

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