The psalm then reminds us what true worship is--not an occasional public display but rather a consistent practice of thanksgiving (8).
What we do in worship is useful as a reminder of what we are supposed to be doing all the rest of the time.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Sacrifices, a Reflection on Psalm 50:1-8, 22-23
Psalm 50 begins like a description of a trial. God the Lord summons us to judgment (1). And God is the judge (2-5).
The psalm then reminds us what true worship is--not an occasional public display but rather a consistent practice of thanksgiving (8).
What we do in worship is useful as a reminder of what we are supposed to be doing all the rest of the time.
The psalm then reminds us what true worship is--not an occasional public display but rather a consistent practice of thanksgiving (8).
What we do in worship is useful as a reminder of what we are supposed to be doing all the rest of the time.
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