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Psalms 111 thru 116 The author is unknown although many attribute them to David. They are called "Hallelujah" psalms. They were used on feast days as songs of phrase. They are unique in that they were composed alphabetically (acrostic) with each sentence beginning with a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, in order.
Again in this Psalm we are urged to phrase God and are given reasons why we should do this, reasons that we may have never thought about before. The rising of the sun, the going down of the sun, the way He humbles Himself with concern for things here on earth, His concern for the poor and the needy and because He gives children to the barren woman. In the reading of this Psalm we must do so in fear for His power and appreciation for His concern for us.
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