Dale Presley

Psalms & the Creator Lord Jesus Christ Dale Presley

"Psalms & the Creator LORD Jesus Christ" is the fifth verse-by-verse commentary that the author has published on a Bible book. The first book, "Way Truth: Life," is a complete commentary on the book of Revelation. "Way Truth: Life" contains an introduction and four chapters that very simply explain the most complex theological issues and has a scripture-indexed Chronology Chart of the 7-year Tribulation. The second, third and fourth books, in order, "Daniel & the Creator LORD Jesus Christ," "Zechariah & the Creator LORD Jesus Christ" and "Ezekiel & the Creator LORD Jesus Christ," are complete commentaries on the books of Daniel, Zechariah and Ezekiel. All of the author's interpretations of scripture are based upon the most literal meaning of all passages of scripture that can be made without violating the true meaning of other scriptures contained elsewhere in the sixty-six books of God's Holy Word. All of the author's books are liberally-supplied with scripture references (with an index) so that the reader can verify the truthfulness of the commentary as he or she proceeds. New Testament writers quoted the Psalms more than any other Old Testament book. Among other reasons, this was done to prove the messianic claims of Jesus, to foretell His suffering, to prove His priestly function, and to describe Jesus's yet-coming judgment of the lost and full redemption of all of the saved of all of time to the Millennial Kingdom and subsequent new Jerusalem. Though only about 10% of the psalms are obviously prophetic, the book is in fact loaded with descriptions of Christ's second advent and Millennial Kingdom of worldwide rule and even of man's eternal heaven in the new Jerusalem. The reason that most readers miss the true, deeper meaning of most psalms is that they do not literally believe that scripture is God-breathed, they do not understand Who Jesus Christ is in all of His fullness, and they do not understand enough prophecy to see where scriptures in the Psalms fit with