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Psalms (ASL) - Lesson 4

Songs of Praise and Deliverance

Charles Speer and Hollis Maynard • Psalm 34, Psalm 68, Psalms 95—97, Psalm 108

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This lesson explores Psalms that praise God for deliverance from enemies and His faithfulness to His covenant. It examines Psalm 108, which praises God for His love and faithfulness, and Psalm 34, which highlights David's gratitude for God's deliverance from danger. The lesson also discusses Psalm 68, emphasizing God's protection, justice, and care for the oppressed. Psalms 95, 96, 97, and 98 are reviewed for their call to worship and recognize God's judgments. The lesson concludes by noting how Israelites praised God for deliverance and how God remained faithful to His promises despite their sins.

Psalms (ASL) - Lesson 1

Charles Speer and Hollis Maynard • Psalm 150, Psalm 100, Psalm 103:1–5

In this lesson, Charles Spear introduces the Book of Psalms, emphasizing its emotional depth and spiritual value. He discusses how Psalms serve as a guide for developing a language of praise, contrasting it with complaints common in daily life. The lesson covers the structure of Psalms, noting its division into five books, and explores Hebrew poetry's distinctive features, particularly parallelism, which conveys meaning through paired lines of thought. Spear highlights the Psalms' relevance for personal reflection, urging believers to deepen their relationship with God by engaging with this rich, poetic scripture.

Psalms (ASL) - Lesson 2

Charles Speer and Hollis Maynard • Psalm 1:1–2, Psalm 19:1–9

This lesson explores the different types of Psalms, their topics, and the significance of their inscriptions. Emphasizing the theological depth of the Psalms, the lesson highlights their central role in Jewish and Christian worship and their frequent use in the New Testament. The lesson aims to deepen the understanding and appreciation of this poetic and deeply spiritual book.

Psalms (ASL) - Lesson 3

Charles Speer and Hollis Maynard • Psalm 8:3–4, Psalm 19:1–4

This lesson focuses on the Psalms of praise and thanksgiving, particularly emphasizing Psalm 8 and others that highlight God's creation and care for humanity. The speaker explains how these Psalms were used in Israel's worship to express adoration for God's works and His special relationship with His people. Key themes include the majesty of God's creation, human dignity as His supreme creation, and the continuous sustenance He provides. The lesson also touches on the unique structure of certain Psalms and their enduring relevance in expressing gratitude for God's power, protection, and provision.