Psalm 79 - A Prayer from Conquered Exiles

Psalm 79 is a psalm of Asaph and was clearly written after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonian armies. This event was so traumatic and important in the scope of Jewish history that it is described four times in the Hebrew Scriptures. Join us as Pastor David Guzik dives deeper into this traumatic psalm.
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Psalm 79: enduringword.c...

[@melody5355]

Thank you. You lead me to know Jesus Christ is my perfect atonement That I can run to the father let him restore my life😊

[@SheryerHaroon]

Amen Sara parlour wali amen saifee sahib amen mercy amen tomorrow amen

[@brendamoradi9173]

What a help to me this morning. Thank you😊

[@Mat0s-316]

Thank you for another excellent video, Pastor Guzik. God bless!

[@johnpick8336]

WoW ! This is why I check out your Biblical Perspective. Thank you.

[@rebeham]

Thank you for explaining about Asaph and the timing of the writing of this psalm!

[@waynechason5855]

Love your teachings on Psalms! My husband and I listen to you every day! Thanks!

[@miguelsalinas5273]

Thank u Pastor

[@junemarshall6680]

Thank you so much; it's great to know He remembers our former sins no more. It really hit home to me as you talked. Thank you for your great ministry, I've been listening to you for years now. God bless you. From June from Ireland

[@emmanuelst.arromand9508]

Thank for your teachings of the Book of Psalm.

[@joycewilson3787]

ASAPH That would make a great name for a gospel group LOL THANKS Pastor Guzik

[@notlryn]

Thank you for posting these :)

[@jimmyallen9188]

Curious why the word “heathen” was used in kjv rather than “nations” in other versions. Im preparing this psalm for Sunday school and I seen this as a good opportunity to expose modern day false converts in the church as the heathen