Psalms 1: The Two Ways

The opening psalm contrasts the person who avoids the company of the wicked and delights in God's law with those who reject it. The righteous are pictured as a fruitful, well-watered tree, the wicked as windblown husks, and the Lord watches over the way His people walk.

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In 1:1-2, what marks the blessed person besides the company he avoids?

He gains wealth and honor from the leaders of his cityHe withdraws from all people to live alone in prayerHe brings an offering to the temple every single morningHe delights in God's law and ponders it constantly