He's interested in you, not you as compared to the person sitting next to you.

You, you.

He's got his own thing going with them.

And this thing is about you and your God and me and my God and working some of this through that has got hold of us and to know that he loves us and knows what he's

doing with us.

Glance on the page of scripture with me at the 73rd Psalm and look just above it in most of your Bibles, I know for certain any of your formal translations, it's going to have a little

partition that is setting it apart right before the Psalm where

you know you are going into a new section can anybody tell me what you see right about it not the

caption for the Psalm but just above that what does it say you've got a new section coming what is

it you see book three now just to give you a little bit

of information in case this is new to you, the Psalms, there are 150 Psalms, were divided many, many,

many years ago into five books. So 150 Psalms and there is book one, book two, book three, book four, book five. This is the

beginning of book three and it goes from 73 all the way to 89. Now we are not certain. Scholars

don't know why for sure the Psalms were ever put into five sections like that. There is some thought that maybe it goes

with the five books of the Pentateau, this is Genesis through Deuteronomy, that may be for

for liturgical reasons, for reasons for reading in the gatherings and in the temple, whatever it might

have been, it might be why there are

five and five. So that could be. But nevertheless, I want you to know, it begins a new section

of the Psalms, and that becomes important to us as we gather. What also becomes important to us

is that it is a Psalm of Asaph. So I want to show you a couple of things,

just so you have in your mind who is ASAP. Let's see if we can get down to who wrote the Psalm

or what family line it was written in and by, and that will have a little color on how we look

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