HIGH FIVE!

Psalm 36 is a deeply reflective and contrasting passage in the Bible, attributed to King David. It vividly portrays the nature of human sinfulness alongside the boundless and steadfast love of God. Its significance lies in several key themes:
- Human Sinfulness: The first part of the psalm (verses 1–4) highlights the depravity of the wicked, describing how they lack the fear of God and are consumed by self-deception and malicious intent.
- God’s Unfailing Love: The psalm shifts dramatically in tone, celebrating God’s immense and all-encompassing attributes (verses 5–9). It beautifully describes God’s love, faithfulness, righteousness, and justice as immeasurable and steadfast, reaching to the heavens and mountains. Phrases like “Your love, Lord, reaches to the heavens, Your faithfulness to the skies” are often quoted for their poetic grandeur.
- Spiritual Refuge and Abundance: David marvels at the provision and protection that God offers, likening it to a “fountain of life” and describing the satisfaction found in God’s presence.
- Prayer for Protection: The psalm concludes with a plea for God’s continued love and protection for those who are righteous, contrasting their fate with the downfall of the wicked.
Psalm 36 is often cherished for its rich imagery and its reminder of both human brokenness and the hope found in God’s eternal goodness. It’s a powerful expression of faith, trust, and reverence. Does this resonate with your perspective or how you view this psalm?

YEAH…
BTW- Thank you for putting me to work all weekend… I am set to plant some trees… gotta ask Chuck what Saturday Morning in April…

CORPORATE GYM AFTER WORK! (go)
