PSALMS MADE CLEAR

A Verse-By-Verse Commentary on Psalm 119

De: H.K. Holland

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One psalm.
An entire volume.
It earned it.

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible. One hundred and seventy-six verses. Twenty-two sections. One subject, circled from every angle for as long as the psalmist could hold a pen: the word of God and what it does to a human soul. No other psalm in the entire Psalter comes close.

In this volume, H.K. Holland gives Psalm 119 the room it has always deserved, walking through each of the twenty-two sections with the same warmth, honesty, and precision that has defined the Psalms Made Clear series. You will meet a man in the midnight of his soul who found that the word of God was still standing when everything else had fallen. You will find a lamp, a hiding place, a sword, a song, honey sweeter than anything the world produces, and a lost sheep on the last page who still cannot find his way home without the Shepherd’s search.

This is the psalm that the persecuted church has memorised line by line through prison bars for two thousand years. It is also the psalm most readers have never finished. This volume changes that.

One psalm.
176 verses.
The word that was standing when everything else fell.