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Psalms 10:1 · BSB
10:1 Why, O LORD, do You stand far off? Why do You hide in times of trouble?
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…I read it the other day, I'm not gonna read it all, I'm just gonna read that first verse, because it sounds like a lot of people say, it says inPsalm 10 verse 1, why do you stand far off, O Lord? [SPEAKER_00]: Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble? [SPEAKER_00]: It doesn't this sound like what people…
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…until his will is done on earth. Psalms 2 is a prayer for nations and leaders. Psalm 67 is uh calling the earth back into God's will and design.Psalms 10, verses 1 through 1through 3 says, Why, O Lord, do you stand far away? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble and arrogance the wicked hotly pursue the poor?…
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…are secure. Why do the wicked still live, continue on, also become very powerful. And the psalmist frequently asks why God tolerates evil men. InPsalm chapter 10, verses 1 through 5, the psalmist asks God, he says, why do you stand far off, O Lord? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble and pride the wicked hotly pursue…
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…the throne of God. Both are realities, but these realities need to be reconciled within David himself. So again, how can David ask this question ofPsalm 10, verse 1, when he declared back in Psalm 9 that God is a stronghold? Well, the first thing is he can do this because he's honest, he's not a pretender. He's…
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…that. We're seeing his kingdom move forward. So keep your finger in Psalm 2 and then go to Psalm 110. Psalm 110 is a companion to Psalm 2. Look atPsalm 10, verse 1. Psalm 10, verse 1. The Lord said to my Lord, by the way, let me before I read it. This is the most quoted Psalm. This is the most quoted Old…
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…God, and we might say, like the psalmist says in the tenth psalm why, oh Lord, do you stand far away? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble?Psalm 10, verse 1. Where are you, god? Where are you in all of this? What are you doing, god? Aren't you omnipotent, which means all powerful? Aren't you…
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…in my struggles? Psalm 10, which is closely tied in a variety of ways to Psalm 9, begins with that struggle of faith, wondering where God is.Psalm 10, verse 1, why, O Lord, do you stand afar off? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble? This manner of speaking to hide one's face reminds us of the…
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…reserve, to God. It's grieving in a direction. And it's the psalmist who paved the way for God's people to pray prayers of lament. Think aboutPsalm 10, verse 1. Why, Lord, do you stand far off? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble? Or think about Psalm 13, verse 1. How long, Lord? Will you forget…
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