KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 118:8
8. It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man.
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Summary: Psalm 118 is a rich and powerful chapter that encapsulates themes of thanksgiving, deliverance, and faith in the Lord. The psalm begins with an exhortation to give thanks to God for His enduring love, emphasizing that His mercy is everlasting. The psalmist recounts distress and the experience of being surrounded by adversaries, yet emphasizes that reliance on the Lord leads to victory over them. One of the significant declarations in this psalm is the affirmation that "the Lord is my strength and my song," highlighting God as a source of both power and joy amid trials. The psalm also speaks of the rejection of the builders, which is later understood as a prophetic reference to Christ, illustrating that what may seem insignificant to the world can be central to God's redemptive plan. In the latter part of the psalm, the focus shifts to a call for salvation, reinforcing the belief that true deliverance comes from the Lord. It concludes with a triumphant note of rejoicing and a proclamation of God’s goodness, making it a testament to faith, hope, and divine deliverance.
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