Ps.85.1
85:1 God restored the fortunes of Israel by bringing the nation back from exile (see 14:7; 126:1).
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85:1 God restored the fortunes of Israel by bringing the nation back from exile (see 14:7; 126:1).
85:10-13 In the glorious world of renewal and salvation, all the qualities of God’s care—love, truth, righteousness, and peace—come together and transform the created order into something new (see Isa 32:15-20).
Ps 85 The psalmist leads the postexilic community in lament and prayer for full redemption. He ponders God’s past rescue of Israel from exile (85:1-3), longs for greater evidence of God’s goodness, and leads the community in prayer for full restoration (85:4-7). God responds with a message of peace (85:8-9), and the psalm concludes with a lyrical outburst at...
Ps 85 The psalmist leads the postexilic community in lament and prayer for full redemption. He ponders God’s past rescue of Israel from exile (85:1-3), longs for greater evidence of God’s goodness, and leads the community in prayer for full restoration (85:4-7). God responds with a message of peace (85:8-9), and the psalm concludes with a lyrical outburst at the grandeur of God’s salvation (85:10-13).
85:13 Righteousness is like a messenger preparing the world for God’s coming in response to the prayers of his people (85:4-7; 89:14).
psalms 14:7
psalms 32:5
psalms 37:11
psalms 85:1-3
psalms 85:4-7
psalms 85:4-7
psalms 85:8-9
psalms 85:10-13