Psalm 101

Narrator: Mike Genone
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The principles of the King’s government
Psalm 101 states the principles on which the King will govern His house and the land when He takes the kingdom in the name of Jehovah.
Summary of Psalms 93-101
Psalm 93 is the thesis, Jehovah reigns: the rage of men, the supreme authority of Jehovah, the holiness that becomes His house. Psalm 94 begins the series with the cry of the remnant when iniquity is still on the throne. Psalm 95, Israel (the remnant) summoned in the closing day. Psalm 96, the Gentiles called, Jehovah coming to judge the earth. Psalm 97, Jehovah is on His way. Psalm 98, He has executed judgment on the earth and remembered Israel. Psalm 99, He has taken His throne on earth in Zion. Psalm 100, Israel is there as His people; but it is a call to worship Jehovah. Still a house of prayer for all the earth: for Israel, mercy, for they had sinned; truth, for God had promised, and, as said elsewhere, they had now met together. Psalm 101, when the earthly throne is taken up, it is mercy and judgment.