Psalm 45:2

Psalm 9:7-8 declares, "but the lord abides forever; The psalm compares the righteous to a tree planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither (psalm 1:3). Explore the psalms with summaries and insights from willmington's bible at a glance.

Psalm 29, a composition of king david, is a powerful exhortation to honor and acknowledge the grandeur and might of god. Psalm 1:1 lays out a downward spiral—walking, standing, then sitting with the ungodly—while inviting us into an upward path of blessing. The psalm encourages serving the lord with joy:

Come into his presence with joyful songs" (psalm 100:2). Psalm 100:2 calls god’s people to active, wholehearted worship: Psalm 51, one of the most moving chapters in the psalter, serves as a profound expression of remorse and request for forgiveness from god.