By Rev. Devadosan Sugirtharaj / 03/03/2026
Introduction
Psalm 138 stands as a powerful declaration of praise and trust. Positioned after Psalm 137, which mourns the pain of exile, Psalm 138 transitions to hope, stating that even kings will one day praise the Lord.
1. Praise the Lord for the Past (Psalm 138:1-3).
David begins with wholehearted praise, acknowledging God’s unique sovereignty. Even when far from the temple, he worships and offers sacrifices, affirming that idols are nothing compared to the true God. He prays toward the direction of God’s temple, demonstrating devotion regardless of circumstance.
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