Three Voices in Harmony (Psalm 19:1-14)

The self-revelation of God. C.S. Lewis says that Psalm 19 is "the greatest poem in the Psalter and one of the greatest lyrics in the world." It contains the clearest summary of the doctrine of revelation in the OT, namely that God has made himself known to all people as:

1. Creator (1-6): General revelation.
2. Lawgiver (7-10): Special revelation.
3. Redeemer (11-14): Personal revelation.

References:

1. John Stott. Favorite Psalms. 1988. Psalm 19: The self-revelation of God.
2. Tim Keller. The Songs of Jesus. 2015.
3. Gerald Wilson. Psalms Vol 1. The NIV Application Commentary. 2002.
4. John Goldingay. Psalms for Everyone, Part 1. 2013. Psalm 19: The mystery of sin.
5. Derek Kidner. Psalms 1-72, 1973. Psalms 73-150, 1975. Psalm 19: The Skies, the Scriptures.
6. Alec Motyer. Psalms by the Day. A New Devotional Translation. 2016. Psalm 19: Three voices in harmony.
   
7. Tremper Longman III & David E Garland. Psalms. The Expositor's Bible Commentary. 2008.
8. Robert Altar. The Hebrew Bible. A Translation with Commentary. 2019.