And then.

The Welcome to the Psalm companion to 40 minutes in the Old Testament.

As you know, if you listen to last week's episodes,

we are doing a Psalm a week and then a proper week

for the foreseeable future.

It's going to be a while that we're doing this.

So last week we did Psalm 1.

This week we are in Psalm 2 or as a, what, Chad,

I mean Psalm 1, part part to the second door is this what we're calling this?

Yeah, I think so.

It's a good name for it.

Yeah, because some one and 2 are really a unit.

You notice if you happen to be looking in your Bible

that there is no title, there's no ascribed author

at the beginning of Psalm 2.

It just jumps right into it it that's different than for it's

Psalm three says a Psalm of David when he fled from Absalom Psalm four to the choir

master or Psalm five to the choir master so and so forth. So most of these Psalms have a heading and the lack of a heading here is

suggestive as there a number of other features of Psalm 1 and 2. Suggestive the fact that yeah you've got double swing and doors here.

You're walking into the house of the Psalms and as you do you put one your left hand on Psalm 1

your right hand on Psalm 2 and you push open those swing of doors and you walk right in.

We talked about some of this last time.

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