Truth 101 Class

  Psalm 133 is in the Songs of Ascents series (Psalms 120-134). These songs were likely sung during the three annual festival processions to Jerusalem (Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles). Psalm 133 is a psalm of David. It depicts spiritual (anointing oil) and material (dew of Mt. Hermon) blessings from the LORD when His people dwell in unity. Following are some reflections that may be beneficial to consider when meditating on this psalm: Verses 1-3 What are some examples of blessings when God's people dwell in unity? What can be done to help make peace when faced with disharmony or conflict? What are some of the strengths of unity in diversity within the body of Christ? If you would like to meditate on this psalm through music as well, following is a link to a YouTube video: "Unity" (Psalm 133) by Tom Mottershead: Link

  Psalm 132 is in the Songs of Ascents series (Psalms 120-134). These songs were likely sung during the three annual festival processions to Jerusalem (Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles). Psalm 132 is a prayer for the LORD to remember David's vow to find a dwelling place for Him, which led to bringing the Ark to Jerusalem. It is also a prayer for the LORD to fulfill His covenant with David and bless His anointed. Following are some reflections that may be beneficial to consider when meditating on this psalm: Verses 1-9 David vowed to not even sleep until he could find a dwelling place for the LORD and eventually brought the Ark to rest in Zion. Today, Christ dwells in our hearts (Ephesians 3:17) and our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19-20).  What kind of dwelling place am I providing for God in my body and heart? Verses 10-18 What can we look forward to when Christ the Anointed One reigns in Zion, His resting place forever? If you would like to medita

  Psalm 131 is in the Songs of Ascents series (Psalms 120-134). These songs were likely sung during the three annual festival processions to Jerusalem (Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles). Psalm 131 is also a psalm of David.  This psalm encourages God's people to hope in the LORD with a humble heart and quiet soul. Following are some reflections that may be beneficial to consider when meditating on this psalm: Verses 1-3 Why is it important to have a humble heart and quiet soul in God's presence? If you would like to meditate on this psalm through music as well, following is a link to a YouTube video: "Psalm 131" by Sons of Korah:  Link