Welcome to part two of this week's podcast.

So I had taken a few notes this afternoon.

There are three Psalms I had planned to talk about,

but we've gotten a little long-winded here.

I'm just gonna describe them rather read from them.

Psalms 68, I have written is a praise of a warrior God

of Israel, and it really interested me at one point

because this is one of the oldest pieces of poetry

in the Bible, some scholars think.

But what it is, it's looking at Yahweh or Jehovah

and you've got to imagine the earliest Israelite.

They're escaping from Egypt and it's the soldiers of Pharaoh

and then it's the Amalakites and then it's the Jempsia sites

and their God led them to battles.

So anyway, that's kind of a fun one.

It's a Psalm of David again,

with the sheep in position, it was incorporated in their clergy

but describes this mighty God who defeats his enemies.

He descended on Sinai, he battled for his people.

But if there's a verse I'm gonna read from this,

this is Psalm 68 again.

This mighty warrior God, there's some stuff about widows

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