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Acts 1:20 · BSB
1:20 “For it is written in the book of Psalms: ‘May his place be deserted; let there be no one to dwell in it,’ and, ‘May another take his position.’
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…Pilate killed himself by riding a donkey off a cliff. That's. What a way to die. Just. That's random. That's. For your free information, look atActs, chapter 1, verse 20. For it is written in the book of the Psalms. Let his habitation be desolate, and let no man dwell therein. And his bishopric. Let another take.…
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…is drawing on that language. Jesus, in several places, cites imprecatory psalms in John 2 and John 15. Also, Peter quotes two imprecatory psalms inActs 1, verse 20. And he's quoting from Psalm 69, the same psalm that Paul is quoting from in Romans 11. And also Psalm 109, which C.S. Lewis calls the worst of the…
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…we just looked at 1 Psalm 41, profit that's 1 prophecy. It's also another 1 about J in Psalm 69, which is quoted here when we read in verse 20 ofacts 1 verse 20, for... It is written in the psalms, let his homestead be made desolate and let him not know 1 dwell in it. Go to Psalm chapter 69 verse 25. Says…
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…him without a cause, and then they see in Judas the ultimate fulfillment of that ultimate betrayal of the ultimate King. And so it's quoted inActs 1:20. It comes from Psalm 69:25: “May their camp be desolate; may none dwell in their tents.” Peter also, by the way, quotes Psalm 109 in the same…
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…him without a cause, and then they see in Judas the ultimate fulfillment of that ultimate betrayal of the ultimate King. And so it's quoted inActs 1:20. It comes from Psalm 69:25: “May their camp be desolate; may none dwell in their tents.” Peter also, by the way, quotes Psalm 109 in the same…
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…He talks about the elect praying for justice in a parable that he tells in Luke chapter 18. Peter quotes from Psalm 69 in impregatory prayer inActs chapter 1, verse 20, may his camp be desolate, speaking of Judas. Acts chapter 8, verse 20, talking about Simon Magus, may your money perish with you. Paul in Romans…
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