The Treasury of David Lesson 6 - song of the virgins Song of the Virgins (Psalm 46:1-3) The psalmist wrote this as a song for Alamoth. The name Alamoth is a Hebrew word which means the virgins. It refers to the young unmarried girls of Israel. This psalm was probably...
The Treasury of David Lesson 5 - Defeating depression Defeating Depression (Psalms 42 and 43) The word depression comes from a root word which means “to press down”. Depression is almost always the result of an emotional overload. We press our emotions down inside us,...
The Treasury of David Lesson 4 - At home with god At Home With God (Psalm 27:4-6) If we could ask God for only one thing, what would it be? The psalmist David answers that question in Psalm 27:4. “One thing I have desired of the Lord; that will I seek, that I may...
The Treasury of David Lesson 3 - lord of creation Lord of Creation (Psalm 19:1-6) David is describing the glory of a beautiful sunrise. “The heavens declare the glory of God.” The natural is revealing the supernatural. This is why no one can say they did not know...
The Treasury of David Lesson 2 - Sword and shield Shield and Sword (Psalm 3:1-8) It doesn’t get any worse than this. King David’s son, Absalom was trying to kill his father and take the throne for himself. This was the worst day in David’s life. This was a lose/lose...
The Treasury of David Lesson 1 - The Blessed Life The Blessed Life (Psalm 1:1-6) The first psalm sets the tone for the book of Psalms. It shows us how to live a blessed life. 1. The Right Pursuit Life is a journey. We are all going somewhere and we must be sure we end...
