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Psalms 109:8 · BSB
109:8 May his days be few; may another take his position.
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…book of Psalms: May his camp become desolate and let there be no one to dwell in it. That's Psalm 69, verse 25. And Let another take his office atPsalm 109, verse 8. So one of the men, Peter continues, one of the men who have accompanied accompanied us during all the time the Lord Jesus went in and out among…
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…may his camp become desolate, and let there be no one to dwell in it, and let another take his office. He cites from Psalm 69, verse 25, andPsalm 109, verse 8, he puts these two together. And the first one, they're almost contradictory, you know, when you hear them together, may his camp become desolate,…
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…baptising them into the one Body of Christ, the birth of the Church. When Peter referred to David's two psalms, and they are Psalm 69 verse 25 andPsalm 109 verse 8, Peter is being led by the Spirit of God. Now King David wrote both psalms that were quoted. David knew what it was like to be betrayed by another.…
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…to cite two Psalms. Psalm 69, 25, May His Camp Become Desolate. It's an impregatory Psalm. Basically praying judgment on God's enemies. And thenPsalm 109, verse 8, let another take his office. Here Peter models reading the Psalms typologically. That is seeing them as having legitimate immediate relevance and…
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…Christ Jesus, the king, that Judas was in the inner circle, and he betrayed Jesus, and he has already faced judgment, and now he must be replaced.Psalm 109 verse 8must be written, must be fulfilled. May another take his place of leadership. And we'll think about that in a moment. But for now, just recognize…
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…the casting lot. The bigger picture here was their decision that it was based off the word of God, in other words, that David had already said inPsalm 109:8, "May Judas's days be few and may another take his place of leadership." So they were walking that out. They already knew that one of them would…
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…the path of destruction. But the way of Jesus is the path of life. Amen. Peter points to the Psalms. He points to two Psalms, Psalm 69, 25, andPsalm 109, verse 8. And Peter's use of these Psalms, it shows a picture of hope. Seeing even tragedy as foretold and woven into God's redemptive plan. Judas's…
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…but the third one has not yet been fulfilled. And he quotes it there in verse 20 as well. Let another take his office here. He is quoting fromPsalm 109, verse 8. And what he is saying is this Part of the apostleship we have been as apostles, we have been given jobs and duties and assignments to do. Judas…
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…to our last section here, which reminds us that Judas's replacement was necessary to fulfill Scripture. The second quotation, verse 20, comes fromPsalm 109, verse 8. Let another take his office. This is another of David's psalms, his songs, that's spoken about his enemies. It's a prayer to God. The whole Psalm…
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…people. And yet he is turning around and praying for God to stop the evil. Third, David's enemies foreshadowed Christ's enemies. Speaking of Judas,Psalm 109:8there says, “Let his days be few; let another take his office.” So in Psalm 69 and in Psalm 109, these enemies of David were foreshadowing and…
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…people. And yet he is turning around and praying for God to stop the evil. Third, David's enemies foreshadowed Christ's enemies. Speaking of Judas,Psalm 109:8there says, “Let his days be few; let another take his office.” So in Psalm 69 and in Psalm 109, these enemies of David were foreshadowing and…
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…already spoken beforehand about how Judas would become a guide to those who arrested Jesus. And Peter proves this by citing Psalm 69, verse 25, andPsalm 109, verse 8, in verse 20. It says in verse 20, for it is written in the book of Psalms, may his camp become desolate, and let there be no one to dwell in it,…
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