Should Christians Pray the Imprecatory Psalms?
The imprecatory Psalms teach Christians to hate evil, reject personal vengeance, entrust judgment to God, and align our will with God's will.
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The imprecatory Psalms teach Christians to hate evil, reject personal vengeance, entrust judgment to God, and align our will with God's will.
Paul defends the bodily resurrection of Christ, grounds it in eyewitness testimony and Scripture, and shows why the future resurrection of believers gives eternal significance to work done in the Lord.
God sent His Son in the fullness of time to redeem those under the Law so they might receive adoption as sons. The Spirit confirms it in the heart. Why would anyone trade sonship for slavery?
Christ sets His people free: not free to sin, and not free to add works to the gospel. What matters is faith working through love. Walk by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh.
Psalm 8 grounds mankind's dignity and dominion in Yahweh's majesty, tracing the creation mandate from Genesis 1 to its fulfilment in Christ, crowned with glory and honour in Hebrews 2.
Matthew 28 shows the risen Jesus conquering death, exposing unbelief, receiving all authority, and sending His disciples to make disciples of all nations with His promised presence.
Jesus washes His disciples’ feet to show the cleansing His death will accomplish, identifies His betrayer, and gives the new commandment to love one another as He has loved them.
Yahweh commissions Joshua to lead Israel and assures the people that He will go ahead of them, even as He warns that Israel will break the covenant and turn to other gods after Moses dies.
Psalm 27 declares Yahweh to be our light and salvation, teaching us to seek His face, trust His protection, and wait courageously for His goodness.
David hears Yahweh enthrone someone he calls "my Lord" at his own right hand and swear him into Melchizedek's priesthood. Psalm 110 is the Old Testament's most quoted chapter in the New Testament, naming Jesus King and Priest forever.
Four beasts rise from a stormy sea, a boastful horn wars against the saints, and then the courtroom of heaven opens. Daniel 7 shows the kingdoms of men judged and the everlasting kingdom given to the Son of Man.
Ephesians 1 blesses God for every spiritual blessing given in Christ: chosen by the Father, redeemed by the Son, sealed by the Spirit. Paul prays the saints would know the hope, riches, and power that are theirs in the exalted Christ.