Books of the Bible
Old Testament (588)
Genesis (55)
- Exodus (17)
- Leviticus (2)
- Numbers (6)
- Deuteronomy (9)
- Joshua (2)
- Judges (4)
- Ruth (2)
- 1 Samuel (15)
- 2 Samuel (9)
- 1 Chronicles (6)
- 2 Chronicles (6)
- Nehemiah (6)
- Job (44)
- Psalm (120)
- Psalm 1 (1)
- Psalm 2 (2)
- Psalm 7 (1)
- Psalm 9 (2)
- Psalm 10 (1)
- Psalm 14 (1)
- Psalm 17 (2)
- Psalm 18 (2)
- Psalm 19 (9)
- Psalm 22 (1)
- Psalm 24 (1)
- Psalm 25 (1)
- Psalm 29 (1)
- Psalm 30 (1)
- Psalm 31 (2)
- Psalm 32 (5)
- Psalm 34 (4)
- Psalm 36 (1)
- Psalm 40 (4)
- Psalm 42 (2)
- Psalm 44 (1)
- Psalm 45 (3)
- Psalm 46 (2)
- Psalm 47 (1)
- Psalm 51 (4)
- Psalm 55 (1)
- Psalm 57 (1)
- Psalm 60 (1)
- Psalm 62 (1)
- Psalm 65 (2)
- Psalm 68 (2)
- Psalm 70 (2)
- Psalm 71 (1)
- Psalm 72 (4)
- Psalm 73 (3)
- Psalm 77 (1)
- Psalm 78 (2)
- Psalm 80 (1)
- Psalm 84 (1)
- Psalm 85 (1)
- Psalm 86 (1)
- Psalm 89 (1)
- Psalm 90 (2)
- Psalm 91 (1)
- Psalm 92 (2)
- Psalm 94 (1)
- Psalm 97 (1)
- Psalm 98 (1)
- Psalm 116 (2)
- Psalm 118 (1)
- Psalm 119 (4)
- Psalm 110 (1)
- Psalm 125 (1)
- Psalm 127 (2)
- Psalm 130 (1)
- Psalm 136 (1)
- Psalm 138 (2)
- Psalm 139 (1)
- Psalm 144 (1)
- Psalm 145 (1)
- Psalm 146 (1)
- Psalm 147 (3)
- Psalm 103 (1)
- Psalm 104 (2)
- Psalm 105 (2)
- Psalm 106 (3)
- Psalm 108 (1)
- Proverbs (52)
- Ecclesiastes (7)
- Song of Solomon (25)
- Isaiah (68)
- Jeremiah (19)
- Lamentations (3)
- Ezekiel (23)
- Daniel (19)
- Hosea (13)
- Joel (1)
- Amos (4)
- Jonah (9)
- Micah (5)
- Nahum (2)
- Habakkuk (4)
- Zephaniah (2)
- Haggai (3)
- Zechariah (21)
- Malachi (5)
- New Testament (365)
Category Archives: Psalm 2
An Earnest Invitation, Psalm 2:12
“Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way when his wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all they that put their trust in him.”—Psalm 2:12. It will not be needful for me this … Continue reading
Posted in Charles Spurgeon, Psalm 2
Leave a comment
The Greatest Trial on Record, Psalm 2:2
“The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the Lord, and against his anointed.”—Psalm 2:2. After our Lord had been betrayed by the false-hearted Judas, he was bound by the officers who had come … Continue reading
Posted in Charles Spurgeon, Psalm 2
Leave a comment
