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1 Chronicles 16:11 · BSB
16:11 Seek out the LORD and His strength; seek His face always.
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…Ecclesiastes 12, 1 says, Remember your Creator in the days of your youth. Exodus chapter 20, verse 8. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. In1 Chronicles chapter 16, in verse 12. Remember the wondrous works that He has done. His miracles, all the judgments He's uttered. And then, down in verse 15. Remember His…
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…in this psalm. And I ask these things in Jesus' name. Amen. Now, it is believed that David wrote this psalm, and for good reason. If you look in1 Chronicles chapter 16, starting in verse 7, you'll see that from verse 7 to verse 22, that those 15 verses are the same as the 15 verses that we're going to look at…
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…it claps. And this language with the creation rejoicing is often connected with the coming of the Lord to the earth. And so we see in places like1 Chronicles chapter 16. It says, Let the heavens be glad and let the earth rejoice. Let them say among the nation, the Lord reigns. Let the sea roar and all that fills…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “1 Chronicles chapter 16” view source ↗
…you about how do we worship. For this, I want to spend a little bit of time in 1 Chronicles. So just move a few pages to the right, and you'll see1 Chronicles chapter 16. Now, this is actually a psalm written by David. A little odd, I know, to not find it in Psalms, but David writes this as he has made a tent for…
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…that's just simply wrong. Because singing is our response to what God has done for us in Jesus Christ. It is primarily a response. Look back to1 Chronicles chapter 16. Where's that? Where's that? It's on page 420. Okay? 420. 1 Chronicles chapter 16. Keep your finger in Colossians. Go to 1 Chronicles chapter 16.…
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