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Psalms 73–150, Volume 2 is unavailable, but you can change that!

Throughout the centuries, the Psalms have held a beloved place in Judaism and Christianity and in the lives of individual believers. They express in profound ways the thoughts and emotions of the soul, from the highest experiences of joy and praise to the lowest valleys of lament. C. Hassell Bullock has been deeply shaped by the Psalms, and this commentary is born out of a lifetime of loving...

the New Testament promises of resurrection and eternal life (e.g., John 3:16; 1 Cor. 15; 2 Cor. 5:1–15). The preacher/teacher who chooses to take one or both of the angles mentioned above may also integrate into that message the triple use of the suppliant’s verb of petition (see “Outline/Structure”). The three verbs are synonyms. And while we must be careful that we do not overreach for their semantic extensions, here is a case where three synonyms carry a slightly different nuance of meaning—that’s
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