Psalm 133-136

 Scripture – Psalm 133-136

Observation – 

• Psalm 133:1 - The blessing declared
• Psalm 133:2-3 - The blessing described
• Psalm 133:2 - Like oil on your head
• Psalm 133:3 - Like the dew of the mountain
• Psalm 134:1-2 - Blessing pronounced unto the LORD
• Psalm 134:1 - A call for servants to bless the LORD
• Psalm 134:2 - Blessing God with uplifted hands
• Psalm 134:3 - The blessing received from the LORD
• Psalm 135:1-12 - God, Creator and Redeemer
• Psalm 135:1-2 - A call to praise God
• Psalm 135:3-4 -  Reasons to praise the LORD
• Psalm 135:5-7 - Praising God who creates all things
• Psalm 135:8-12 - Praising God who redeems His people
• Psalm 135:13-21 - Exalting God
• Psalm 135:13-14 - The greatness of God
• Psalm 135:15-18 - The greatness of God in contrast with idols
• Psalm 135:19-21 - The people of God are called to praise God
• Psalm 136:1-9 - The mercy of God from the beginning of time
• Psalm 136:1-4 - Mercy is God's nature
• Psalm 136:5-9- The mercy of God in his creation
• Psalm 136:10-26 - The mercy of God to His people
• Psalm 136:10-15 - The mercy of God in Egypt
• Psalm 136:16-22 - The mercy of God in the wilderness
• Psalm 136:23-25 - The mercy of God in his continuing deliverance
• Psalm 136:26 - Gratitude to God

Psalm 133 - When there is discord in the home

Psalm 134 - When you praise God

Psalm 135 - When feeling separated from God

Psalm 136 - When remember what God has done for you.