Lesson 6: Psalms of Wisdom: The Blessed Path

Thursday: <span class="scripture-ref font-medium text-amber-900 border-b border-dotted border-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100/70 px-0.5 rounded cursor-pointer transition" data-ref="Psalms 1">Psalm 1
Friday: <span class="scripture-ref font-medium text-amber-900 border-b border-dotted border-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100/70 px-0.5 rounded cursor-pointer transition" data-ref="Psalms 34">Psalm 34
Saturday: <span class="scripture-ref font-medium text-amber-900 border-b border-dotted border-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100/70 px-0.5 rounded cursor-pointer transition" data-ref="Psalms 37">Psalm 37
Monday: <span class="scripture-ref font-medium text-amber-900 border-b border-dotted border-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100/70 px-0.5 rounded cursor-pointer transition" data-ref="Psalms 49">Psalm 49
Tuesday: <span class="scripture-ref font-medium text-amber-900 border-b border-dotted border-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100/70 px-0.5 rounded cursor-pointer transition" data-ref="Psalms 52">Psalm 52

Lesson 6 from Wisdom for Living (Without the Song of Solomon) by Rhodes Davis.

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Lesson Overview

Daily Reading Schedule:

Thursday: Psalm 1

Friday: Psalm 34

Saturday: Psalm 37

Monday: Psalm 49

Tuesday: Psalm 52

The book of Psalms contains lessons of wisdom to guide God’s people in His service. They remind the listener to trust in God and that the wicked may prosper on the earth but will be punished by God. A central theme of these psalms is not to rely on one’s own strength but stand in the power of God.

Questions for Discussion & Study

What is the progression towards error in Psalm 1?
In these psalms, how is the fate of the wicked and righteous compared?
How do these psalms urge man to dedicate himself to God?
In what should man not trust? Why?
What does Psalm 34:8 mean?