The Book of Psalms: A Commentary

By: Chuck Missler

Narrated by: Chuck Missler

Psalms is Israel's hymnal: It is poetry laced with strong theology. In Hebrew, this book is called Tehillim, which means ''Praises". There are 55 psalms addressed to ''the chief musician". [Greek: psalmoi, ''a poem to be sung to a stringed instrument'' or psaltar, for harp or stringed instrument.]

History instructs; law teaches; prophecy announces, rebukes, chastens; morality persuades. Psalms is the medicine and succor for the comfort and encouragement of us all. They are written to the individual - all of us, individually.

Jesus said that the psalms spoke about him (Lk 24:44). Christ's birth, betrayal, agony, death, resurrection, ascension, coming again in glory, and his worldwide reign - all are pictured in inspired vividness. They constitute irrefutable testimony to the divine inspiration of the Scripture.

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Exceptional as all Chuck's studies are!

If you love studying the word, you can find no better teacher then Chuck Missler.

Blessing.. insightful

I really appreciated having this entire commentary to listen to! Made walking, gardening, and house work go by so much nicer. Grateful to know I can continue to nurture soul and spirit by listening to its entirety again to digest even more of God's truths. Knew I could not go wrong and I was correct. My third or fourth entire book commentary to listen to.

Excellent for the teacher and preacher

This is the 4th of Dr Misslers books that I have listened to recently . I plan to listen to a number of the others. I appreciate the theological and scientific aspects of his teaching. I appreciate his primacy view of God’s Holy Word.

Psalms

Chuck Missler shares his wisdom and understanding of each of the Psalms, you will see them and appreciate them so much more than before… I will listen to this over and over and will learn something new each time.

Deep and Significant - Highly Recommend!

If you really want to know the depth of what the Psalms mean, this guy will take you there. He has a great handle on how important the Psalms would have been to the early Christians and should be to us.

I want to echo something i keep hearing him say - read the Psalms several times before a chapter. For example, before you listen to his chapter on Psalms x-y, you should read them on your own 15 times each. It might sound ridiculous, but he is right to say this because if the words can find a way into your heart (instead of just your mind) you will be all the more impressed and touched with Psalms. For example, the depth of Psalm 16 deserves a lot of time and attention - much more than you get from listening to an 45 minute audio file.

Also, I am just starting to listen to Dr Chuck Missler after getting through a lot of Dr Bill Creasy's material. They have very different teaching styles, but they both are top notch presenters of God's Word.