Scripture Guide

Psalm 133 (Guide B)

Author

Scott B. Bullock

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Updated

Feb 18, 2025

AIM Commentary

Ancient lens

What’s the historical context?

Packed with Singular Meaning, A Pilgrim Song

We have three verses packed with singular meaning⸺unity. “How good and pleasant it is when brothers and sisters dwell in unity.” That is the declaration of the Psalmist in this 14th hymn in the collection of the songs of ascent (Psalms 120-134).

These were the pilgrim songs raised by the throng of travelers making their way to Jerusalem during the feast days. Faithful Israelites would pack their bags and saddle their donkeys for the road trip to the Holy City during the Feasts of Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles, “The festival transformed the pilgrims into a family that for a holy time ate and dwelt together. The…

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Author

Scott B. Bullock

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Scott Bullock is a dedicated Board Member and Contributor with The Pastor’s Workshop, where he brings years of pastoral leadership and theological expertise to help equip church leaders for effective and faithful ministry. An ordained Presbyterian minister, Scott has served congregations across Illinois, New Jersey, and California, most recently in his role as an ordained pastor at Irvine Presbyterian Church. His ministry has been marked by a deep commitment to preaching, teaching, and nurturing the spiritual growth of those entrusted to his care.

Scott’s academic foundation is grounded in his passion for biblical studies and his desire to help others understand and live out the teachings of Scripture. He holds a Master of Arts in New Testament Studies from Wheaton College, a Master of Divinity (MDiv) from Fuller Theological Seminary, and a Master of Theology (ThM) in New Testament from Princeton Theological Seminary. This extensive theological training has shaped Scott’s approach to ministry, equipping him to serve as a pastor, teacher, and writer with a deep understanding of Scripture and its application in everyday life.

In addition to his work with The Pastor’s Workshop, Scott is actively involved in pastoral ministry, using his academic background and pastoral experience to help guide and mentor the next generation of church leaders. He is passionate about helping pastors grow in their understanding of the Bible and develop practical ministry skills.

Scott is married and enjoys the joys and challenges of parenting three teenage children. His life reflects a commitment to spiritual growth, not only in his church communities but also in his own family. Through his contributions to The Pastor’s Workshop and his ongoing ministry, Scott continues to inspire pastors and leaders to faithfully serve Christ and His Church.