Review: The Lord of Psalm 23
In The Lord of Psalm 23, pastor and scholar David Gibson provides for us an exposition and extended meditation on one of the richest passages of scripture. In reading this book you will learn a bit about ancient shepherds. You will learn a bit about Hebrew poetry. You will make connections across Scripture that you hadn't seen before. But most importantly, you will be comforted and encouraged as you reflect upon the love and faithfulness of your Shepherd.
Quotables
Throughout church history many of our best-loved theologians and pastors have seen that what Jesus offers us is so comprehensive precisely because what he gives us is himself. (5)
You and I have to say, “I am that which I have become,” or “I am that which I was born,” or “I am that which circumstances have made me.” He said, “I am that I am.” (15)
We take our place today in world history downstream of God’s covenant promises to his people to be with them and to be their God. So our relationship with God is never purely individual and personal, even though it is also never less than that. (21)
It is a beautiful truth that the message of the whole Bible can be summarized in four simple words: “You are with me.” (83)Purchase the book →
