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Psalm 29

The Voice Of The Lord: God In The Storm—Psalm 29 (Part 1)

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  • Christopher Smith
on October 21, 2023 | 2 Comments

There are few books in the Bible more well-known in the church and the world today than the Book of Psalms. Even unbelievers have Psalm 23 memorized. Psalms 95 and Psalms 100 are mainstays as calls to worship in Reformed and Presbyterian . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 29 | 2 Comments

The Voice Of The Lord: Our Mighty Savior—Psalm 29 (Part 2)

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  • Christopher Smith
on October 28, 2023 | 2 Comments

In Part 1 we saw that Yahweh is the only true God, the one worthy of worship. He is the true storm god, and Baal is nowhere to be found. The LORD is the great King over all things, and his voice . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 29 | 2 Comments

The Psalm of Yahweh’s Seven Thunders: Psalm 29 (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on July 5, 2025 | Comment
lightening storm

There is a basic assumption many of us share about our modern age, and this is that we have it better than any other age. We live in the best period of history. Strictly speaking, such an estimation is unprovable; it is . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 29 | Comment

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