John Goldingay (PhD, University of Nottingham) is David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including Old Testament Theology and commentaries on Daniel and Isaiah.About the Series EditorTremper Longman III (PhD, Yale University) is the Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. He has authored or coauthored more than twenty books.

• Series PrefaceAuthor's PrefaceAbbreviationsPsalms 42-43: Coping with Separation from God's PresencePsalm 44: Coping with DefeatPsalm 45: The True King and True QueenPsalm 46: Trust and StopPsalm 47: God Has Begun to ReignPsalm 48: God Made Known in the City of GodPsalm 49: Can Death Be Escaped?Psalm 50: Worship and LifePsalm 51: Sin, Cleansing, RenewalPsalm 52: Divine and Human CommitmentPsalm 53: Is God There?Psalm 54: The Name That RescuesPsalm 55: How to Throw Things at YhwhPsalm 56: Fear of Humanity, Trust in GodPsalm 57: Simultaneously Expecting and PossessingPsalm 58: The Gods Must and Will Fulfill Their ResponsibilityPsalm 59: How to Pray in TerrorPsalm 60: How to Claim God's Past WordPsalm 61: How Prayer Suspends the DistantnessPsalm 62: The Heart of Old Testament TheologyPsalm 63: A Threefold Dynamic for LifePsalm 64: The Power of Language and the Power of RecollectionPsalm 65: Politics and Harvest, Israel and the WorldPsalm 66: Praise and Thanksgiving, Community and Individual, Israel and the WorldPsalm 67: Blessed for the Sake of the WorldPsalm 68: God Then and NowPsalm 69: When People Mock Zeal for Yhwh's HousePsalm 70: A Plea for HastePsalm 71: The God of Past, Present, and FuturePsalm 72: A Vision for GovernmentPsalm 72:18-20: Coda to Book II: Yes, Yes!Psalm 73: Yes, God Will Restore MePsalm 74: What Is Permanent?Psalm 75: In Your Way and in Your TimePsalm 76: Revere or FearPsalm 77: The Pain and the Hope of RecollectionPsalm 78: The Story That Needs Passing OnPsalm 79: When Nations Attack Us and Scorn GodPsalm 80: Praying for JosephPsalm 81: Do Listen!Psalm 82: God Must Accept ResponsibilityPsalm 83: Confrontation, Shame, Death, AcknowledgmentPsalm 84: The Double Good Fortune of the Trusting PersonPsalm 85: God Speaks of ShalomPsalm 86: A Servant's Claim on His MasterPsalm 87: The Nations as Citizens of ZionPsalm 88: Abba, FatherPsalm 89: Facing Two Sets of Facts (Again)Psalm 89:52:Coda to Book IIIGlossaryBibliographySubject IndexAuthor IndexIndex of Scripture and Other Ancient Writings

John Goldingay (PhD, University of Nottingham) is David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including Old Testament Theology and commentaries on Daniel and Isaiah.About the Series EditorTremper Longman III (PhD, Yale University) is the Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. He has authored or coauthored more than twenty books.

• Series PrefaceAuthor's PrefaceAbbreviationsPsalms 42-43: Coping with Separation from God's PresencePsalm 44: Coping with DefeatPsalm 45: The True King and True QueenPsalm 46: Trust and StopPsalm 47: God Has Begun to ReignPsalm 48: God Made Known in the City of GodPsalm 49: Can Death Be Escaped?Psalm 50: Worship and LifePsalm 51: Sin, Cleansing, RenewalPsalm 52: Divine and Human CommitmentPsalm 53: Is God There?Psalm 54: The Name That RescuesPsalm 55: How to Throw Things at YhwhPsalm 56: Fear of Humanity, Trust in GodPsalm 57: Simultaneously Expecting and PossessingPsalm 58: The Gods Must and Will Fulfill Their ResponsibilityPsalm 59: How to Pray in TerrorPsalm 60: How to Claim God's Past WordPsalm 61: How Prayer Suspends the DistantnessPsalm 62: The Heart of Old Testament TheologyPsalm 63: A Threefold Dynamic for LifePsalm 64: The Power of Language and the Power of RecollectionPsalm 65: Politics and Harvest, Israel and the WorldPsalm 66: Praise and Thanksgiving, Community and Individual, Israel and the WorldPsalm 67: Blessed for the Sake of the WorldPsalm 68: God Then and NowPsalm 69: When People Mock Zeal for Yhwh's HousePsalm 70: A Plea for HastePsalm 71: The God of Past, Present, and FuturePsalm 72: A Vision for GovernmentPsalm 72:18-20: Coda to Book II: Yes, Yes!Psalm 73: Yes, God Will Restore MePsalm 74: What Is Permanent?Psalm 75: In Your Way and in Your TimePsalm 76: Revere or FearPsalm 77: The Pain and the Hope of RecollectionPsalm 78: The Story That Needs Passing OnPsalm 79: When Nations Attack Us and Scorn GodPsalm 80: Praying for JosephPsalm 81: Do Listen!Psalm 82: God Must Accept ResponsibilityPsalm 83: Confrontation, Shame, Death, AcknowledgmentPsalm 84: The Double Good Fortune of the Trusting PersonPsalm 85: God Speaks of ShalomPsalm 86: A Servant's Claim on His MasterPsalm 87: The Nations as Citizens of ZionPsalm 88: Abba, FatherPsalm 89: Facing Two Sets of Facts (Again)Psalm 89:52:Coda to Book IIIGlossaryBibliographySubject IndexAuthor IndexIndex of Scripture and Other Ancient Writings

John Goldingay (PhD, University of Nottingham) is David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including Old Testament Theology and commentaries on Daniel and Isaiah.About the Series EditorTremper Longman III (PhD, Yale University) is the Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. He has authored or coauthored more than twenty books.

• Series PrefaceAuthor's PrefaceAbbreviationsPsalms 42-43: Coping with Separation from God's PresencePsalm 44: Coping with DefeatPsalm 45: The True King and True QueenPsalm 46: Trust and StopPsalm 47: God Has Begun to ReignPsalm 48: God Made Known in the City of GodPsalm 49: Can Death Be Escaped?Psalm 50: Worship and LifePsalm 51: Sin, Cleansing, RenewalPsalm 52: Divine and Human CommitmentPsalm 53: Is God There?Psalm 54: The Name That RescuesPsalm 55: How to Throw Things at YhwhPsalm 56: Fear of Humanity, Trust in GodPsalm 57: Simultaneously Expecting and PossessingPsalm 58: The Gods Must and Will Fulfill Their ResponsibilityPsalm 59: How to Pray in TerrorPsalm 60: How to Claim God's Past WordPsalm 61: How Prayer Suspends the DistantnessPsalm 62: The Heart of Old Testament TheologyPsalm 63: A Threefold Dynamic for LifePsalm 64: The Power of Language and the Power of RecollectionPsalm 65: Politics and Harvest, Israel and the WorldPsalm 66: Praise and Thanksgiving, Community and Individual, Israel and the WorldPsalm 67: Blessed for the Sake of the WorldPsalm 68: God Then and NowPsalm 69: When People Mock Zeal for Yhwh's HousePsalm 70: A Plea for HastePsalm 71: The God of Past, Present, and FuturePsalm 72: A Vision for GovernmentPsalm 72:18-20: Coda to Book II: Yes, Yes!Psalm 73: Yes, God Will Restore MePsalm 74: What Is Permanent?Psalm 75: In Your Way and in Your TimePsalm 76: Revere or FearPsalm 77: The Pain and the Hope of RecollectionPsalm 78: The Story That Needs Passing OnPsalm 79: When Nations Attack Us and Scorn GodPsalm 80: Praying for JosephPsalm 81: Do Listen!Psalm 82: God Must Accept ResponsibilityPsalm 83: Confrontation, Shame, Death, AcknowledgmentPsalm 84: The Double Good Fortune of the Trusting PersonPsalm 85: God Speaks of ShalomPsalm 86: A Servant's Claim on His MasterPsalm 87: The Nations as Citizens of ZionPsalm 88: Abba, FatherPsalm 89: Facing Two Sets of Facts (Again)Psalm 89:52:Coda to Book IIIGlossaryBibliographySubject IndexAuthor IndexIndex of Scripture and Other Ancient Writings