The Apostle Paul sets forth two powerful commands for the church in this succinct verse. The first command is *to be* something, and the second command is *to be as* something.
What a hope and a future that we have in Christ, the true King of kings of which this Psalm speaks of! Even more — this psalm may be the only one in the Bible explicitly written by King Solomon (though Psalm 127 may be ascribed to him as...
Let us peer upon the madness of King Saul for a moment. Indeed, how he became a madman! He was overtaken by an egregious plague of the wicked heart. And because of this, he had but one aim: to destroy David.
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