

The Last Song Jesus Sang | Psalm 118
15 snips Jul 29, 2025
The significance of Psalm 118 is explored as the last song sung by Jesus, offering deep insights into his final days. The podcast highlights themes of God's unwavering love and salvation, challenging contemporary fears. It vividly recounts the joyful celebration as Jesus enters Jerusalem, welcomed as the messiah with palm branches. Additionally, the contrast between his humble entry on a donkey and the notion of triumph is examined, connecting to the Last Supper and his identity as the ultimate sacrifice.
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Psalm 118 As Jesus’ Final Song
- Psalm 118 was likely the last song Jesus sang and it frames his final week as Scripture's climactic soundtrack.
- The psalm's prominence links Old Testament rescue imagery to Jesus' Passion and triumphal entry.
Steadfast Love (Hesed) Explained
- The psalm opens with a repeated call to praise because God's steadfast love endures forever (hesed).
- Hesed means covenantal, loyal love that binds through hardship like marriage vows.
God As Refuge Over Human Power
- The king testifies God rescued him from distress and remains his helper, eliminating fear of human threats.
- The psalm teaches trust in God's presence rather than relying on human power or connections.