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6/26/2013 Peace Without and Within |
Scriptures: | Psalm 120-127 |
Heart of the Passage: | Psalm 122 |
Overview
Psalms 120-134 deal with topics dear to the heart of travelers far from home: peace (120, 122); protection (121, 125, 127); and provision (123-124, 126). As you read these "hymns of the highway," imagine yourself on a long journey, with your destination now in view. |
Psalm 120
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Psalm 121
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Psalms 122-123
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Psalms 124-125
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Psalms 126-127
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Life Among Liars
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Trust of the Traveler
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Joy in Jerusalem
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Praise for Protection
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Hope in God's Heritage
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Pilgrimage
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Provision
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Your Daily Walk
World peace has always been an elusive commodity. Of the last 3,500 years of human history, fewer than 300 could be called "warless." More than 8,000 treaties have been made ... and broken ... during that time. Little wonder that ony cynic has defined peace as "that brief, glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
As David depicts the end of a long march to the Holy City of Jerusalem (Psalm 122), he contemplates the irony of the name: Jerusalem, City of Peace, though it has known so little peace. And so the psalmist exhorts, "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem" (w. 6-8).
Just as the city of Jerusalem in David's day housed the very-presence of the Lord, so your body today is the "temple [dwelling place] of the Holy Ghost" (1 Corinthians 6:19). You have the very source of peace residing in your life! Drawing upon that resource, how can you be a peacemaker in your world today? How can you work toward resolving conflicts (rather than starting new ones) in your home, office, school, and church? You might begin by praying, as David did, for "peace ... for my brethren and companions' sakes" (vv. 7-8).
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Insight
Hymns for the Hike to Jerusalem ¡X
Psalms 120-134 are identified in the titles as "songs of degrees" or "songs of ascents," anthems sung by pilgrims on their yearly trips to Jerusalem during the feast days. The psalms describe the progress of the pilgrim as he travels from a distant land (120) to within sight of the Holy City (121) and finally arrives (122) amid great joy (123-134).
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Adage
We sleep in peace in the arms of God when we yield ourselves upto His providence. |
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