N. T. Wright on Psalm 98

September 4, 2008

An excellent sermon by N. T. Wright on Psalm 98:

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“If we approach the OT Psalms with the question where one should look for and find the God of Israel whom the hymns and songs of thanksgiving glorify, on whom the laments call, and whom all the songs and poems involve, the unanimous, never doubted, and ceaselessly expressed answer is: Yahweh Sebaoth is present in the sanctuary in Jerusalem. Zion is the place of God’s presence.” /–-/ Kraus, H-J. (1988) Psalms 1-59. Fortress Press pp. 6
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