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Look: The Eyes of Faith

The document contains questions about the 19th book of the Old Testament, which is Psalms. It notes that Psalms has 5 books with different chapter ranges. It provides details about Asaph, who wrote Psalms 50 and 73-83. The document then examines Psalms 77:9-10, noting that one can be honest with God about their feelings. It continues analyzing verses 11, 13, and 14, encouraging remembering God's works and looking at circumstances with faith. Finally, it summarizes the themes in Psalms 73, including Asaph's initial doubts but later realization of trusting in God.

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Questions! 1. What is the 19th Book in the Old Testament? 2. How many chapters are there in the 19th Book in the Old Testament? 3. What is the longest chapter in the 19th Book in the Old Testament? 4. Who wrote mostly of the chapters in the 19th Book in the Old Testament? 5. Who wrote the chapters 50, 73 to 83 of the 19th Book in the Old Testament?
Five-fold Division of PSALMS 1. Book I (Psalms 1-41) 2.Book II (Psalms 41-72) 3.Book III (Psalms 73-89) 4.Book IV (Psalms 90-106) 5.Book V (Psalms 107-150)
PSALM 77:9-10 FOR THE DIRECTOR OF MUSIC. FOR JEDUTHUN. OF ASAPH. A PSALM.
Who is ASAPH? • The name ASAPH means convener/collector/gatherer. • He wrote twelve Psalms in total, chapters 50, 73 to 83. • Asaph was a Levite and chief musician among whom King David appointed to oversee the worship of Israel (1 Chronicles 6:31-32) • He is a recorder in time of Hezekiah (2 Kings 18:18) • He is the keeper of the King’s forest (Nehemiah 2:8)
Psalm 77:9-10 We can tell God everything and be honest about our feelings. We can ask Him anything but He won’t criticize us for asking.
Psalms 77:11 Asaph didn’t talk to God only about the pain; he also recalled God’s power and mighty works for him and God’s people.
Psalms 77:13 Think about the good that might come out of the situation . What might you learn? What might God want to do? What do you know He will do because His ways are perfect?
 Psalms 77: 14 This time look at your circumstances with eyes of faith. Remind yourself that He is the God of great wonders and can be trusted.
1. Asaph had doubts. He almost God. (Psalms 73:1-2) 2. Observed that the wicked prospered. (Psalm 73:3-9) 3. Righteous Suffered. (Psalm 73:10-14)
1. Do not speak of doubts. Decide to go to house of God to meditate. (Psalm 73:15-17) 2. Wicked are not safe. They will be punished one day. (Psalm 73:18-20) 3. Great fear. Realizes foolishness of doubting. (Psalm 73:21-26) 4. Final Conclusion. Draw near to God, spread His word. (Psalm 73:27-28)
Look: The Eyes of Faith
Look: The Eyes of Faith