Psa 138:1 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ps 138:1-145:21: Pss 138–145 In this final collection of psalms of David, praise and wisdom psalms (Pss 138–139 , 145 ) form a frame around five poems of lament (Pss 140–144 ). Summary for Ps 138:1-8: Ps 138 In this wisdom psalm, the Lord is presented as the God of gods. He rescued his people and has a perfect plan for them as individuals. The nations will join Israel in glorifying God. Summary for Ps 138:1-3: 138:1-3 The Lord receives praise before the gods of the nations.

aPss 138–145►

bPss 138–139►

dPss 140–144►

ePs 138►

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Summary for Ps 138:1-145:21: Pss 138–145 ^a In this final collection of psalms of David, praise and wisdom psalms (Pss 138–139 ^b, 145 ^c) form a frame around five poems of lament (Pss 140–144 ^d).
Summary for Ps 138:1-8: Ps 138 ^e In this wisdom psalm, the Lord is presented as the God of gods. He rescued his people and has a perfect plan for them as individuals. The nations will join Israel in glorifying God.
Summary for Ps 138:1-3: 138:1-3 ^f The Lord receives praise before the gods of the nations.