God is righteousGod is righteous
Summary King David mentioned about taking refuge in God from the wicked vs 1; He gave a glimpse of the wicked and how God would deal with them vs 5-6;
Category: A-God
Bowls of God’s wrathBowls of God’s wrath
Summary In the end times, God will pour out his wrath which will be executed by his seven angels. God has total control over these plagues vs 9 It is
King David’s praised the majesty of GodKing David’s praised the majesty of God
The Glory of the Lord in Creation Psalm 8 1. For the director of music. According to gittith. A psalm of David. LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in
God of justiceGod of justice
Summary The sins of Sodom and Gomorrah were very grievous that God planned to destroy it and Abraham plead and bargained with God not to destroy it – Chapter 18,
Righteous GodRighteous God
Summary King David, the man after God’s heart gave an account of the God he has complete confidence in; The righteous God who searches minds and hearts vs 9. Prayer
David’s thoughts on GodDavid’s thoughts on God
Summary Chapter 5, vs 4 – 6 God takes no pleasure in evil Psalms 5:4-12 [4]You are not a God who is pleased with wrongdoing; you allow no evil
Nothing is too hard for GodNothing is too hard for God
Summary Sarah laughed when she heard that she will have a son in her old age vs 13; Vs 14 – nothung is too hard for the LORD Genesis 18:10-15
God answered JobGod answered Job
Summary God finally answered Job in Chapter 38 – 41 God revealed His majesty, His wisdom and knowledge in creation; many examples were given in magnificent animals like the behemoth
Insights given by Elihu (Job’s friend) and his thoughts on GodInsights given by Elihu (Job’s friend) and his thoughts on God
. Summary Elihu lectures Job on the case between God and Job. He offered some great insights on God. We know later his judgement on his friend is wrong. Job
Job’s reply to his friend and argued his case with GodJob’s reply to his friend and argued his case with God
Summary Not all friend’s advice is sound. Job rebuked his friend’s counsel; Job did not understand why God afflicted him even though he lived a righteous life. He argued his