Building a Life of Prayer

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Psalm 88 is the "saddest prayer" in the Book of Psalms.

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Psalm 87 can be understood as a prophecy of the day when unbelieving nations will come to know the true and living God.

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Psalm 86 contains a quote from the Book of Exodus that reveals who God is and what He is like.

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Psalm 86 is a prayer of King David.

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Psalm 85 begins by reflecting on a past restoration of God's people and then transitions to a prayer for another restoration of God's people.

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Psalm 84 is a call to rely upon the strength of God and to trust in Him.

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Psalm 84 is a psalm of the Sons of Korah who were temple gatekeepers and singers.

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Psalm 83 can seem troubling because the writer, Asaph, is praying for the destruction of the enemies of the Jews.

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Psalm 82 reads like a courtroom account in which God is bringing charges against the rulers of Israel. 

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Psalm 81 begins with a call to worship God and continues with a reminder of what God has done for Israel.

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In the latter half of Psalm 80 the writer provides a history of Israel.

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Psalm 80 is a prayer for the restoration of God's people.

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Bible commentators suggest that Psalm 79 is written about the destruction of Jerusalem.

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Psalm 78 is a teaching psalm with a call to remember God's works and to learn from the past.

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Psalm 78 is a historical psalm in which the writer reflects on the great deeds of God.

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In the latter half of Psalm 77, Asaph reflects upon who God is.

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The psalmist Asaph begins Psalm 77 with lament.

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After celebrating the defeat an enemy, the psalm writer calls upon the people to fear and be faithful to God.

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Psalm 75 is a psalm of faith in God's righteous judgments.

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Psalm 74 teaches us that when we lament our present circumstances we should remember God's great works and turn to His Word.

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In Psalm 74 the writer laments the destruction of the Sanctuary.

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The psalm writer—Asaph—had become envious of the wicked, however his perspective changed when he went into the Sanctuary.

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Psalm 73 is a psalm of Asaph—a temple worship leader.

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Psalm 72 is a psalm of King Solomon.

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In the final verses of Psalm 71 we can learn that we will never out live our need to turn to the Lord in our difficulties.