Psalm 89 // When What You See Doesn't Match What You Believe

 
Psalm 89 // When What You See Doesn't Match What You Believe
Chris Winegar

“Psalm 89 is a psalm of tension, crying out to God in worship and lamenting about the now forlorn line of David. That once mighty throne lies deserted and abandoned. Yet the heavens themselves still display God's majestic faithfulness and in the quiet moonlit night, the skies declare Yahweh's sovereign rule and coming deliverance.

A monochromatic palette captures the stillness and silence of deep night, with the Milky Way spanning the sky. The ruined throne casts a shadow on a moonlit hill and sits isolated from the grandeur of the stars behind it."

—Luke Spafford, artist

 
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