CLARITY EDITION · OLD TESTAMENT
Psalms 112
Chapter 112 of 150
What happens in Psalms 112
An acrostic psalm describing the blessings of the person who fears the Lord. It is a companion to Psalm 111 — Psalm 111 describes God's character and Psalm 112 describes the character of God's people.
Psalms 112
Blessed Is the One Who Fears God
Study note
Praise the Lord! Blessed is the person who fears the Lord and delights in his commands. Their descendants will be mighty. Wealth and riches are in their house. Light shines in darkness for the gracious, compassionate, and righteous.
The Righteous Will Not Be Shaken
Study note
The righteous will never be shaken. They are not afraid of bad news because their hearts are secure. They have given freely to the poor. The wicked will see it and be angry, but their desires will come to nothing.
Themes in Psalms 112
How this chapter points to Christ
Paul quotes this verse to encourage generous giving among believers: the one who scatters gifts to the poor has a righteousness that endures forever.
Living Psalms 112
This psalm describes a person whose life is marked by generosity, compassion, and stability. They give freely to the poor and are not afraid of bad news because their hearts are secure in God. That kind of life is available to you. Root your security in God, and generosity and courage will naturally follow.
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