Psalm 101
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Sep 12, 2026
Frazer BlaxlandNARRATOR
[gentle serene music] September 12th, evening.
Frazer BlaxlandNARRATOR
I will sing of steadfast love and justice, Psalm 101 verse one.
Frazer BlaxlandNARRATOR
Faith is triumphant in trial.
Frazer BlaxlandNARRATOR
When reason has her feet fastened in the stocks of the inner prison, faith makes the dungeon walls ring with her happy notes as she cries, "I will sing of steadfast love and justice to you, O Lord.
BrandonHOST
Those Bible verses are exactly the ones I have in mind too.
BrandonHOST
And you can add Psalm 101 verse three, I will not set before my eyes anything that is worthless.
BrandonHOST
Beautiful.
BrandonHOST
Love that.
speaker_2HOST
Early I will destroy all the wicked of the land that I may cut off all the evildoers from the city of the Lord.
speaker_2HOST
Again, this is a short Psalm 101 telling the Lord is there as long as we're there with him as well.
speaker_2HOST
Let's jump over to Psalms 110.
speaker_2HOST
Now I notice another short Psalm that David is talking about here.
annm2705HOST
I will cut off every evildoer from the city of the Lord.
annm2705HOST
And that ends Psalm 102.
annm2705HOST
I'll go through the study Bible's questions and answers.
annm2705HOST
So who can be blameless referring to, I will be careful to lead a blameless life.
Susan MerrillHOST
Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise, for the Lord is good and his love endures forever.
Heather RubioHOST
Psalm 101, I will be careful to lead a blameless life.
Susan MerrillHOST
Psalm 101 of David, a Psalm.
Susan MerrillHOST
I will sing of your love and justice.
Susan MerrillHOST
To you, Lord, I will sing praise.
Susan MerrillHOST
Every morning I will put to silence all the wicked in the land.
Susan MerrillHOST
I will cut off every evildoer from the city of the Lord.
Heather RubioHOST
So Psalm 101 is a little different.
AndyHOST
Yet that choice keeps the sense of exclusivity.
SerenaGUEST
The linguistic nuance underscores the claim that no other name or deity is equal, which echoes Psalm 101's assertion about God's sole supremacy.
AndyHOST
If you think of the Tetragrammaton, it's a very personal and unique identifier for God, something no human could replicate.
SerenaGUEST
And that personal dimension carries over to how we interact with him.
Tim DilenaHOST
That's classic, and that's true.
Tim DilenaHOST
Eugene Peterson gives us a challenge in the message paraphrase in Psalm 101, verse 2, when the psalmist says these words, I'm doing the very best I can, and I'm doing it at home where it counts.
Tim DilenaHOST
This is where 1 Samuel 8 all started, from a messed up home in Israel.
Tim DilenaHOST
It was the home of a godly man with ungodly children.
Tim DilenaHOST
But the thing was displeasing in the sight of Samuel when they said, give us a king to judge us.
Tim DilenaHOST
Samuel's home has to take some responsibility for this ask.
Tim DilenaHOST
It's a challenge to me and my fellow leaders that we all must do our best in the home where it counts, like Psalm 101 says.
Tim DilenaHOST
It's heartbreaking to hear this request that will go on for centuries.
Mike SlaterHOST
I say you're not a great Christian, but you just preach the gospel to a lot of people on this fine morning.
Mike SlaterHOST
I just read Psalm 101 this morning.
Mike SlaterHOST
Oh, I think it's Psalm 101.
Mike SlaterHOST
Shh.
Mike SlaterHOST
says that's wrong that's not psalm 101 darn it but it's something about that's how jesus thinks of you more times than there are sand on the planet here it is uh 139 i was way off how precious to me are your thoughts how precious to me are your thoughts oh god how vast is the sum of them if i would count them they are more than the sand God thinks about you more than there are grains of sand on the planet.
Mike SlaterHOST
All right, let's wrap it up.
Mike SlaterHOST
We got one more.
Charles CappsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, let me take you over to a passage of Scripture, because I know that, that may be a little vague to you.
Charles CappsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But go with me over to Psalms 101, a very interesting passage of Scripture that I believe will shed much light on the subject that we're talking about here.
Charles CappsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Psalms 101 and, I mean, 103, Psalms 103, verse says, The LORD hath prepared his throne in the heavens, and his kingdom ruleth over all.
Charles CappsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, now listen to it, they excel in strength, they do his commandments.
Charles CappsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now what, what do you mean, do his commandments? They're created beings for one purpose, and that is to fulfill the will of God, the purpose of God, for which they were created, to minister for them who are heirs of salvation.
Heather RubioHOST
After that, most of book four is anonymous.
Heather RubioHOST
David's going to appear only twice in Psalms 101 and 103.
Heather RubioHOST
However, Moses only gets this one Psalm that he wrote, but he's going to return as a mention in Psalm 99, 103, 105, and 106. appropriately because of the theme.
Heather RubioHOST
This is the book about wilderness and God's sovereignty and therefore linked to Moses, the man who led God's people through the wilderness under God's kingship.
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