Asaph opens Book III by admitting his feet 'were almost gone' when he saw the wicked prospering while he suffered despite trying to live rightly. Why does he only find resolution 'when I went into the sanctuary of God,' rather than through pure reaso...
Theological<b>A song of Asaph. Truly God is good to Israel, etc.</b> Since the topic of this psalm deals with the troubles that befall Israel, he commences it in this manner. And this is the meaning: Although I cry out and am dismayed at Israel’s troubles, I kn...
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