How firm of a foundation he says of the Lord, He is laid for your faith in His excellent Word.

Welcome to Through the Bible. I'm Steve Schwetz welcoming you aboard the Bible Bus.

As we continue our five-year journey through God's entire Word,

and just a minute, our teacher, the late Dr. J. Vernon McGee, is going to begin our study

in Psalm 140 to 143. But first, there is an introduction that he recorded to help get us started.

The Bible Bus, my beloved, is getting ready to roll right out of the wonderful book of Psalms next time,

and we'll be rolling along to the book of Ephesians in the New Testament. The book of Psalms

starts us singing. We've had a lot of music coming from the Bible Bus recently, and I wasn't

making a music. I can assure you. And as we come to Ephesians, we'll still be making music.

It's another wonderful book that carries us right into the heaven list. Now, today our study will

take us into the 140th Psalm. Now, we've noticed going through the book of Psalms that they come in

clusters that a theme will run through several of the Psalms. So like your song book, you know,

in your church, you have a series of songs on redemption, then you have a series of songs on

the church. Well, that's the way the book of Psalms is arranged. But Psalm 140 is a lonely Psalm,

but it stands alone and its majesty and we'll be coming to it now in just a few moments.

Our final study in Psalms is going to be on Monday. And then on Tuesday, we'll begin a new study

in the New Testament book of Ephesians. If you haven't yet gotten your copy of Dr. McGee's free

notes and outlines, they're available in a couple of different ways. First, you can download them

by individual book, but even better, you can get the complete notes and outlines for all 66 books in

one digital book called Briefing the Bible. You can download your free copy of that over at ttb.org.

Also, we have an abridged paperback version available as well and we'll happily send you one free

copy, but we can also send you additional paperbacks that you can purchase. Or you can read it on

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