Have you couldn't hold on the edge

spiritually where you felt like you were

you couldn't hold on any longer that your very faith was in question.

And it was confusing, and you didn't know how to maybe put it

into words exactly, but you were just hanging on the verge

of what felt like just destruction, you know, that you were about to just lose it.

That's what Psalm 73 is about, but it's also about that in hindsight. He has gone through that trial and he's come out the other end and

now he has a way to minister to those who might experience the same thing. So this is

for those who may struggle because of doubts that they can't handle.

Things they can't understand.

That's what Psalm 73 is about.

Why is this appropriate?

Because here we are talking about apologetics. And it's possible

when you go and move in the realm of defending the word of God that you can start to lean on your

own understanding in an unhealthy way. And this opens up the idea that if you can't answer every question,

then you can be attacked because, oh, but I don't know the answer of

who really wrote Job, like, I don faith isn't really, you know, I mean, it's like, it's irrational, but yet we can still be attacked through these things.

So here's Psalm 73, it says it's a Psalm of Aesaf and that that part of the Psalms where it has a title

The Psalm of Aeshaft that is actually part of the scriptures that to actually even though there's not a verse number there they started the verse below it but that's actually part of what was originally written there. A Saff was a good dude in the scriptures. He was a friend of David's, in fact he worked in David's kingdom as a songwriter, singer, master of the choir.

He had multiple instruments that he helped either invent or innovate in some way.

Pardon.

Aesaf seems as though he was a deeply spiritual man and he had a worship ministry, on a big scale because it was for the nation right and so he would he would direct a choir and lead to school where he taught people how to do these sorts of things

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