Willmington, Harold

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Liberty UniversityDigitalCommons@LibertyUniversityA One-Line Introduction to the Paragraphs of theBible A Guide to the Systematic Study of the Bible6-2018Paragraphs of the Bible: Psalms 61-75Harold WillmingtonLiberty University, hwillmington@liberty.eduFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/intro_paragraphs_biblePart of the Biblical Studies Commons, Christianity Commons, and the Religious Thought,Theology and Philosophy of Religion CommonsThis Article is brought to you for free and open access by the A Guide to the Systematic Study of the Bible at DigitalCommons@Liberty University. Ithas been accepted for inclusion in A One-Line Introduction to the Paragraphs of the Bible by an authorized administrator ofDigitalCommons@Liberty University. For more information, please contact scholarlycommunication@liberty.edu.Recommended CitationWillmington, Harold, "Paragraphs of the Bible: Psalms 61-75" (2018). A One-Line Introduction to the Paragraphs of the Bible. 54.http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/intro_paragraphs_bible/54ARTICLE FIFTY-NINE PARAGRAPHS OF THE BIBLE – PSALMS 61-75  SIXTY-ONE A. Run to the Rock for refuge! (61:1-4) B. A lengthened life! (61:5-8)  SIXTY-TWO A. They tried to finish him off (62:1-4) B. Whether greatest or lowest, they weigh nothing (62:5-12)  SIXTY-THREE A. Desiring the Lord in a dry land (63:1-5) B. Night time thoughts of Him (63:6-11)  SIXTY-FOUR A. Sword-like tongues and arrow-like words! (64:1-6) B. “But His arrows will avenge me!” (64:7-10)  SIXTY-FIVE A. He hears! He forgives! He satisfies! (65:1-5) B. How great thou art! (65:6-13)  SIXTY-SIX A. A dry road in the sea (66:1-7) B. Some through the fire; some through the flood (66:8-12) C. He would perform his pledge (66:13-20)  SIXTY-SEVEN A. “Let us bless the God of our land!” (67:1-5) B. He will then bless the land of our God (67:6-7)  SIXTY-EIGHT A. Protector of orphans and widows (68:1-6) B. The March of the Almighty, from Mt. Sinai to Mt. Hermon (68:7-28) C. Bringing their treasures into the temple (68:29-35)  SIXTY-NINE A. In the mud and mire of misery (69:1-7) B. Forsaken by his own family (69:8-21) C. Punish my persecutors (69:22-28) D. Singing—better than sacrificing (69:29-36)  SEVENTY A. S.O.S. immediately! (70:1-3) B. The testimony of the elect: Let God be exalted (70:4-5)  SEVENTY-ONE A. Not forsaken, from early age through old age (71:1-18) B. His help? The Holy One of Israel (71:19-24)  SEVENTY-TWO A. The king’s prayer for his immediate son (72:1-4) B. The king’s prayer for his eternal Son (72:5-20)  SEVENTY-THREE A. One of life’s most perplexing problems:  Why do they prosper? (73:1-16) B. Understanding came while in the sanctuary (73:17-28)  SEVENTY-FOUR A. He stood back and watched them burn His building!  Why? (74:1-11) B. The One who split the sea and secured the stars (74:12-18) C. Save your beloved from the beasts (74:19-23)  SEVENTY-FIVE A. Pouring out the cup of His anger (75:1-8) B. Glory to the God of Jacob! (75:9-10) 

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