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Psalms 118:22 · BSB
118:22 The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.
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…the mountain is the dwelling place of God. The the mountain is used apocalyptically to speak of God. He is Israel's rock. But what of this stone?Psalm 118 verse 22is a messianic psalm speaking of the Davidic king that would come restore Israel bring in God's kingdom. Listen to what it says. The stone which…
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…It means that you're choosing heavenly honor over worldly shame. You're identifying with Christ. Peter references in this scripture, he referencesPsalm chapter 118, verses 22that says, The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. Jesus said it this way about himself in John chapter 15. He said, If…
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…Peter's answer is unmistakable. The risen Jesus did this. And then Peter goes on to interpret what's happened through scripture. He points back toPsalm 118 verse 22when he says, the stone that the builders rejected has become the corner stone. Now Luke has actually already shown us Jesus applying this very…
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…Christ in your life today? Where is Christ placed in your life? The placement of Christ is so important to what we're going to be doing for Christ.Psalm 118, verse 22tells us the stone which the builders refuse has become the head of the stone of the corner. Look. The chief cornerstone is the rock upon which the…
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…the cornerstone wasn't that the cornerstone was Christ Jesus. [SPEAKER_00]: And he's to be the cornerstone of our life. [SPEAKER_00]: It says inPsalm 118 verse 22, [SPEAKER_00]: The stone that the builder's rejected has become the cornerstone. [SPEAKER_00]: Now you remember earlier on when Peter quoted that…
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…need for life and godliness is God's word. So, I'm not rejoicing the way I should be. What's the solution? God's word every time. Right? Verse uhPsalm 118:21-24says this. I thank you that you have answered me and have become my salvation. The stone that the builders rejected had become the cornerstone. You…
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…remain neutral. And what Peter is alluding to, it's prophecies we see throughout the Old Testament. We'll dig in here in just a minute. But inPsalm 118, verse 22, it's prophesied that this stone, this Messiah that would come, the builders would reject it. The builders would refuse. Sometimes you're ever…
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…The Old Testament tells us he will be rejected. And uh go to Psalm 118. We got a few on this, but we'll just stick to one. Here's his rejection inPsalm 118:22. He is the stone and the Jews are the builders. They refuse to become the head of the uh of the corner. So God sent forth God and the nation of…
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…the idea behind it? It's that God has arranged a chief cornerstone that many people rejected, and that is Jesus. Jesus Christ is the cornerstone ofPsalm 118, verse 22. He is also the stumbling stone of Isaiah chapter 8, as is also mentioned by Peter. He is the foundation stone of Isaiah 28, and he is the…
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…from, and again, here, quoting from Isaiah 28, verse 16, he says, I lay in Zion a stone for a foundation, a tried stone, a precious cornerstone.Psalm 118, verse 22says, the stone that the builders rejected has become that cornerstone. And and and again, moving into, we are uh those living stones, because…
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…temple which is gone, but by praising him today. Hallelujah. So we can open, uh, the gates are open for us to come in, and as Jesus is the gate.Psalm 118, verse 22. The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. Jesus would be rejected by many Jews and others, and even some who were singing…
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…The end of the disruption. But God had something else in mind because the Scriptures had already spoken about this moment. In the book ofPsalms, chapter 118, verse 22, we hear these words. The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. The very stone they rejected, the one they thought was useless,…
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…and precious to us, but also an offense to many other people, because I think we need to understand what we're dealing with in this world today. SoPsalm 118, verse 22, Psalm 18 is one of those passages of Scripture for me that has been a great help for me in times of struggle, in times of doubt, in times of pain.…
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…may be a new idea in terms of the stones, but Jesus as stone, or as cornerstone, isn't a new thing in terms of biblical history. Jesus quotedPsalm 118, verse 22, to the religious leaders, where he said, the stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. So Jesus identified himself as the…
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…the same stone in Isaiah chapter 8 and chapter 28. Zechariah the prophet refers to the very same passage in Zechariah chapter 3. And Peter quotesPsalm 118, verse 22, the stone which the builders rejected. Jesus had quoted the Scripture about himself in Mark's Gospel, chapter 12, verse 10. So who are the…
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…God raised him. You crucified, God raised. The resurrection is the ultimate rebuttal to human rejection. Then we see verse 11, Peter, he quotesPsalm 118, verse 22, which reads, The stone that was rejected by you, the builders, which has become the cornerstone. This was a verse that was traditionally sung…
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…it thousands of times. Of course they've read it. But Jesus question is charging them with missing the point of it completely. The passage ofPsalm 118, verses 22and 23, which Jesus cites in full in verses 10 and 11, the stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. This was the Lord's doing…
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…to have life with God and pay the blood debt that we owed before God. There was no other way. I wish us to look at another passage. Turn with me toPsalm 118, verse 22 to 24. And this passage is critical to understanding the Palm Sunday or the events of Palm Sunday. Verse 22, the stone which the builders rejected has…
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…of the apostles and prophets with Christ Jesus as the cornerstone. And to understand this concept of foundation and cornerstone, we need to turn toPsalm 118, verse 22 to 24, where the psalmist sang, "The stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. This is from Yahweh. It is marvelous in our…
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…him from the dead. So why? Why did they not accept this? Why did they not move on from this? Well, he tells us in verse 11. In verse 11,. He quotesPsalm 118, verse 22, and he says this this Jesus is the stone that was rejected by you, the builders, which has become the cornerstone. Why did they not accept If they…
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