Psalm 10 Essay
The overriding theme of Psalm 8 is the place of honor God has placed mankind as well as man’s dominion over creation. God’s glory and how all creation sings and shouts His praise and how he protects us from the enemy is in the beginning of the Psalm.
Verse:1 Proclaims God’s glory to be greater than all names on the earth and that His glory is too large to be confined to earth, therefore God places it in the heavens at his own bidding.
Verse 2: Uses the weakest among us to demonstrate how God uses them as His instruments of Praise to destroy his enemies. It also describes how that praise establishes a stronghold.
Verses 3&4: Looks at how man compares with the rest of creation, in that it’s mankind that God is mindful of and cares for.
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Verse:1 Proclaims God’s glory to be greater than all names on the earth and that His glory is too large to be confined to earth, therefore God places it in the heavens at his own bidding.
Verse 2: Uses the weakest among us to demonstrate how God uses them as His instruments of Praise to destroy his enemies. It also describes how that praise establishes a stronghold.
Verses 3&4: Looks at how man compares with the rest of creation, in that it’s mankind that God is mindful of and cares for.
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