Sublime

Psalm 16 feels more accessible after we’ve walked closely with David.

God is the hero of the story.

our God is a God of detail.

Abe calls God “the LORD who provides.”

God is often referred to as “the God of the womb and the God of the tomb”—He’s the giver and taker of life.

In God’s economy, everyone benefits by everyone contributing.

Psalm 8, David marvels at God’s creation and the fact that man is given dominion over it.

In chapter 6, we see the beginning of a prayer called the Shema, which means “hear.”

God doesn’t stand for a leader who is doing things his own way, disregarding the good of the people, betraying the God of the universe, and seeking selfish gain.