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For those who may be new to OneSmallVoice.net, I’ve decided to repost this master index of articles about hearing the voice of Christ in the Psalms.
This post has been a long time coming. I’ve gathered up nearly everything I’ve ever posted over the years concerning the Psalter. I am just one small voice, a nobody in both the academic and church worlds. But this is my testimony. Christians have always encouraged Christians by sharing their testimonies. I hope that this life-love of mine will encourage others to move forward in their own reading of God’s Word. God wrote the Bible for the “nobodies” of this world to read and find his love and hope within its pages. You do not need experts to profit from God’s word. God’s Holy Spirit in your heart is the only expert you need. God bless you!
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The text I use most often when writing about the Psalter is the Septuagint. Its numbering system differs from the numbering of most English language Bibles. The index below uses the Masoretic numbering system found in popular versions, such as the ESV, NIV, and NET, with the Septuagint number in parenthesis. Each of the article titles is a link to an article written by Christina Wilson on this site, OneSmallVoice.net.
Bibliographies by This Author for These Articles
Christ in the Psalms: Bibliograpy
Christ in the Psalm: An Annotated Bibliography
Psalms by Number
1(1) Introduction to the Psalter
1(1) If You Eat All That Candy, You’ll Get Worms in Your Stomach
1(1) Devotional
2(2) A Royal Psalm, Psalmic Prophecy, and Speech
2(2) Blessings to the King: An Apology (Apologia)
3(3) Does God Have Multiple Personalities?
4(4) Jesus’ Prayer Closet
4(4) A Peek Inside the Prayer Closet
6(6) Enter God’s Wrath
6(6) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 6
6(6) Penitential Psalms: The Amazing Psalm 6–Windup to the Pitch
6(6) Penitential Psalms: The Amazing Psalm 6 (continued)
7(7) Penitential Psalms: After Psalm 6–Psalms 7 and 8
7(7) Psalms 7 and 37: Dynamic Duo
8(8) Humanity in General or Christ in Particular?
8(8) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 8–Closing the Overture
9 and 10(9) Psalms 9 and 10: Justice
9 and 10(9) Psalms 9 and 10: A Reader’s Theater
11(10) See the sidebar explanation in “Psalms 9 and 10: Justice.” Psalm “10” in the Septuagint is Psalm 11 in the Masoretic. I currently have no post for this psalm.
12(11) An Example of Reading Across Psalms for a Complete Messianic Portrait
13(12) Life as Paradox
15(14) God’s Take on Current Events
16(15 ) Running to God
17(16) God’s Son Has Been There, Done That
17(16) Connections: Psalms 47 and 17
18(17) Original Paraphrase–Papa Roars and Rescues
18(17) Up from the Grave He Arose! Psalms 18 and 118
18(17) Triplet of Psalms: 8, 88, 118
18(17) Resurrection
18(17) Devotional: Turning Back to Thank and Praise the Lord
21(19) A Structural Analysis
21(20) Devotional: Jesus’ Victory Is Our Victory
22(21) Dialogue in Psalm 22
22(21) Psalms 22, 38, and 88: Which Are Messianic?
22(21) Sisters: Psalms 22 and 102
24(23) Psalm 24: Formal and Boring? Or Dramatic and Exciting?
25(24) Change of Person and Multiple Speakers
25(24) God Is Invitation
25(24) Psalms 25 and 26: Guilty or Innocent?
26(25) Psalms 25 and 26: Guilty or Innocent?
28(27) Why the Septuagint? Part 1–Background
28(27) Why the Septuagint? Part 2–Specifics and an Exhortation
30(29):5 Weeping May Last for the Night…But Joy!
30(29):5 Weeping Replaced by Joy: Psalm 30:5
30(29) The King Rejoices Over His Resurrection
32(31) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 32–How Could Christ Pray the Words of a Sinner?
32(31) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 32–Grace
33(32) A Criticism of NET Word Choice in Psalm 33:6
33(32) For Lovers of God
37(36) Psalms 7 and 37: Dynamic Duo
37(36) Psalm 37:23-24 Devotional: When Christians Fail
38(37) Psalms 22, 38, and 88: Which Are Messianic?
38(37) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 38–Christ’s Passion Speaks Loudly
42(41) Love Letter from the Cross
42(41) An Example of Reading Across Psalms for a Complete Messianic Portrait
43(42) Rejection
47(46) Connections: Psalms 47 and 17
51(50) Penitential Psalms: A Personal God of Love
52(51) Good Versus Evil Defined
56-60(55-59) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–The Superscriptions
56-60(55-59) Psalms 56-60: “For the End”–Its New Testament Meaning
56(55) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–Psalm 56
57(56) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–Psalm 57 Let All Peoples Rejoice!
58(57) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–Psalm 58 Enter Judgment
59(58) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–Psalm 59
60(59) Psalms 56-60: A Packet–Psalm 60 Restoration of Israel
68(67):1-6 A Harry Potter Kind of Celebration
72(71) An Example of Reading Across Psalms for a Complete Messianic Portrait
77(76) Discouragement that Leads to Hope
82(81) God Favors the Poor and Needy
88(87) Psalms 22, 38, and 88: Which Are Messianic?
88(87) Psalm 88: The Sorrows of Our Lord Jesus Christ
88(87) A Tenebrae Psalm
88(87) Triplet of Psalms: 8, 88, 118
89(88) A Short Devotional
89(88) History to the Foot of the Cross
100(99) Thanksgiving Day in Psalms
102(101) An Example of Reading Across Psalms for a Complete Messianic Portrait
102(101) Sister of Psalm 22: Psalm 102
102(101) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102 Devotional
102(101) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Summary of Its Dialogic Structure
102(101) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–God’s Son Speaks: Technical Background
102(101) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Who Is Speaking?
102(101) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Why Penitential?
103(102) Bless the Lord, O My Soul!
103(102) Psalm 103 in Big Sycamore
107(106) Gone Fishing
116(115) Psalm 116:1-9–Simple and Beautiful; Beautifully Simple
116(115) Christ Loves the Father
116(115):11 All Mankind Are Liars
118(117) Up from the Grave He Arose! Psalms 18 and 118
118(117) Triplet of Psalms: 18, 88, 118
121(120) Psalm 121
130(129) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 130–Praying from the Grave
130(129) Waiting Out the Storm: Psalm 130
132(131) An Example of Reading Across Psalms for a Complete Messianic Portrait
132(131) Intercession and Divine Speech
132(131) Concrete-Literal and Spiritual-Literal
137(136) Biblically Sanctioned Violence?
142(141) You Are Not Alone–Help Is on Its Way
143(142) Penitential Psalms: Psalm 143–Knowing Who We Are in Christ
146(145) When Humankind Fails Us
Overviews of Psalms and How to Read Scripture
Engaging Spiritual Battle: Psalms’ Prophetic Prayers and Praises
Psalms and the Message of the Bible: A Word about Themes
What Do Authors Say About Christ in Psalms?
Psalms Bible Study: Introduction
Are People Writing and Singing Psalms Today?: One Popular Example
My Take on God as He Appears in Psalms
Intellectual Assent Versus Desire
Bible Study at Home: A Simple How-To
A Hebrew Poetic Couplet: John 3 and 4–Section 2, Jesus Evangelizes a Rabbi
A Hebrew Poetic Couplet: John 3 and 4–Section 1, Jesus Evangelizes a Sinful Woman
How Could a Loving God Allow This?
Gramma, How Do You Know That God Exists?
Primer: How Do I Know that God Is Real?
What Profit Is There in Reading a Devotional Written by Another?
Poverty of Spirit as Psychic Pain
Penitential Psalms
The Penitential Psalms: A Fresh Look
Penitential Psalms: A Big Mix-Up?
Penitential Psalms: The Amazing Psalm 6–Windup to the Pitch
Penitential Psalms: The Amazing Psalm 6 (continued)
Penitential Psalms: After Psalm 6–Psalms 7 and 8
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 8–Closing the Overture
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 32–How Could Christ Pray the Words of a Sinner?
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 32–Grace
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 38–Christ’s Passion Speaks Loudly
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 51–A Personal God of Love
Penitential Psalms–Psalm 102: Why Penitential?
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Who Is Speaking?
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–God’s Son Speaks: Technical Background
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Summary of Its Dialogic Structure
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 102–Devotional
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 130–Praying from the Grave
Penitential Psalms: Psalm 143–Knowing Who We Are in Christ
Penitential Psalms: Conclusion