This post can stand on its own, but it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 137. If you find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well.
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Psalm 137
The Holy Bible, English Standard Version® (ESV®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.
Psalm 136: Longing for the End
This poem, from my book A New Song, was written as a personal response to Psalm 135.
Psalm 136: HOW We are to Praise the LORD
This post can stand on its own, but it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 136. If you find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well.
Psalm 136
Psalm 136 is a praise psalm following the Psalms of Ascent. While it can stand on its own, you may gain greater insight by reading the Psalms of Ascent before Psalm 135.
Psalm 135: Power to Praise
This poem, from my book A New Song, was written as a personal response to Psalm 135.
Psalm 135: WHY We are to Praise the LORD
This post can stand on its own, but it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 135. If you find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well.
Psalm 135
Psalm 135 is a praise psalm following the Psalms of Ascent. While it can stand on its own, you may gain greater insight by reading the Psalms of Ascent before Psalm 135.
Songs of Ascent: A Summary
Psalm 120 – 134 are called the Songs of Ascent. While each psalm certainly can stand on its own, they are really meant to be read and understood together as a group. Take the time, if you have it, to read all of the Songs of Ascent together (Psalm 120-134).
Psalm 134: Praise in the Dark
This poem, from my book A New Song, was written as a personal response to Psalm 134.