http://www.<strong>Bible</strong><strong>Study</strong><strong>Workshop</strong>.com 2<strong>Psalm</strong> <strong>92</strong>:1-15,Praise of God’s Faithfulness1. It is good to praise the LORD and make music to your name,O Most High,2. to proclaim your love in the morning and your faithfulnessat night,3. to the music of the ten-stringed lyre and the melody of theharp.4. For you make me glad by your deeds, O LORD; I sing forjoy at the works of your hands.5. How great are your works, O LORD, how profound yourthoughts!6. The senseless man does not know, fools do not understand,7. that though the wicked spring up like grass and all evildoersflourish,they will be forever destroyed.8. But you, O LORD, are exalted forever.9. For surely your enemies, O LORD, surely your enemies willperish; all evildoers will be scattered.10. You have exalted my horn like that of a wild ox; fine oilshave been poured upon me.11. My eyes have seen the defeat of my adversaries; my earshave heard the rout of my wicked foes.12. The righteous will flourish like a palm tree, they will growlike a cedar of Lebanon;13. planted in the house of the LORD, they will flourish in thecourts of our God.14. They will still bear fruit in old age, they will stay fresh andgreen,Landmark Publications, Inc., 1045 Maynor Street, Nashville, TN 37216, U.S.A., John C. Sewell, Ph.D., Editor.
http://www.<strong>Bible</strong><strong>Study</strong><strong>Workshop</strong>.com 315. proclaiming, "The LORD is upright; he is my Rock, andthere is no wickedness in him." NIVIntroduction:I. The title indicates that this psalm came to be used in connectionwith Israel’s Sabbath observances.A. The content suggests things that Israel needed to reflectupon frequently.B. The use of the psalm was probably attracted by the theme,rather than the psalm having been written for the expresspurpose of celebrating the Sabbath.II. The psalm combines features of a praise hymn (<strong>Psalm</strong> <strong>92</strong>:1-9,12-15) and a psalm of thanksgiving (<strong>Psalm</strong> <strong>92</strong>:10-11)A. <strong>Psalm</strong> <strong>92</strong>:1-9, It is good to praise the LORD and makemusic to your name, O Most High, to proclaim your lovein the morning and your faithfulness at night, to themusic of the ten-stringed lyre and the melody of the harp.For you make me glad by your deeds, O LORD; I sing forjoy at the works of your hands. How great are yourworks, O LORD, how profound your thoughts! Thesenseless man does not know, fools do not understand,that though the wicked spring up like grass and allevildoers flourish, they will be forever destroyed. Butyou, O LORD, are exalted forever. For surely yourenemies, O LORD, surely your enemies will perish; allevildoers will be scattered. NIVB. <strong>Psalm</strong> <strong>92</strong>: 10-11, You have exalted my horn like that ofa wild ox; fine oils have been poured upon me. My eyesLandmark Publications, Inc., 1045 Maynor Street, Nashville, TN 37216, U.S.A., John C. Sewell, Ph.D., Editor.