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Calvin: ‘All the sorrows, fears, troubles, hopes, doubts, perplexities, stormy outbreaks by which the hearts of men are tossed are here depicted by the Holy Spirit.’ See Prov.18:14. Calvin sees David as the author, but the sons of Korah could be from the Babylonian exile of the sixth century …
Paul was making his way to Macedonia (northern Greece) and he left Timothy at Ephesus, to fight the wolves and to feed the sheep.
We are often tempted to a ‘One slogan fits all’ approach to life, even the Christian life. The biblical approach is much fuller – Galatians 5:13.
Hosea split into two different yet complementary sections
Claim that the Old Testament had come true in Jesus Christ. (Luke 4:18-21, Psalms, Ephesians). There are 300 prophecies from theh Old Testament pointing to Christ.
Peter is writing his’last words’ as an ongoing reminder for Christians, to keep them safe from the dangers of false teachers and remind them of the coming Day of the Lord.
This was apparently raised in a letter from the Corinthians – 7:1, 25; 8:1a. There are two frameworks here: one is conceptual (the issue of idolatry), and the other is relational (how to interact with others).
James Montgomery rightly wrote in 1822 of ‘great David’s greater Son’. The focus is all-encompassing – ‘all authority’, ‘all nations’, ‘everything I have commanded’, and ‘always’. Jesus is the King who rules over all.
