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…finishes with an S. Did you know that the word benefits is only mentioned three times in the Bible? 3 is the number of witnesses. Here we have inPsalm 103 verse 2. Forget not all his benefits. David is saying that to his own soul in the presence of the Lord. And then in Psalm 68, verse 19, we read, blessed be…
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…ways. Any glit of the authentic worship of God was the problem. So Israel's basic sin was they forgot the Almighty, the only one, sovereign God.Psalm 103, verse 2says, Bless the Lord my soul, and do not forget any of their benefits. It's like uh I can imagine David, the author of this psalm, saying, Soul of…
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…we know, as Pastor Astotus, He said, God is the one who forgives sins. It is God who forgives sins. Praise the Lord. It is God who forgives sins.Psalms, chapter 103, from verse one to three. He said, bless the Lord, all my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Bless the Lord, all my soul, and…
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…of that. So, but then... Christ has paid, just like I said, he has paid for the penalty of sin and we have received forgiveness of sin. Let's readPsalms 103, verse 1 to 18. I want, who's going to read this for me now? What's your name, brother? Yes, brother, please read for us Psalms 103, from verse 1 to 18. To 18,…
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…we're offended. That's not how it goes with God. God is far more merciful than us. He's full of mercy towards sinners. Isn't this what we see inPsalm chapter 103? The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love. He will not always chide, nor will he keep his anger forever.…
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