Psalm 87 celebrates Zion, the city of God, as the place where God's people are born and where all nations will come to worship. It emphasizes the inclusivity and divine favor of Zion. Psalm 88 is a lament, expressing deep distress and feelings of abandonment by God. It’s a raw and honest cry for help, showing that even in the darkest times, one can pour out their heart to God. Psalm 89 praises God’s covenant with David, highlighting His faithfulness and the apparent contradiction of present suffering with divine promises. It reflects on the eternal nature of God’s promises despite human failings. Psalm 90 is a prayer of Moses, focusing on the eternity of God and the brevity of human life. It calls for wisdom in living our days and seeking God's compassion and favor. Psalm 91 offers assurance of God’s protection and care for those who trust Him, portraying God as a refuge and fortress. Psalm 92 is a song of praise and thanksgiving, celebrating God's righteousness and the flourishing of the righteous.
