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Psalms 119:161 · BSB
119:161 Rulers persecute me without cause, but my heart fears only Your word.
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…the Lord to judge. These are common themes and even if it's a different psalmist, it's the same Holy Spirit breathing out the Word of God. InPsalm 119, verse 161, which we read as part of our call to worship today, says this, Princes or noblemen like Saul persecute me without a cause, but my heart stands in…
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…that we would utilize this as a tool to examine our lives to answer the question as to whether or not we are living life in light of God's word.Psalm 119, verse 161. If you haven't turned there, turn there with me and let us read this together. It says rulers persecute me without calls, but my heart trembles at…
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…spoil, O Lord. all falsehood I abhor and hate, with all my heart I love your law, I praise you seven times a day, for your commands I hold in awe.Psalm 119, verse 161, to God's praise. O rulers hound me with her claws, my heart fears nothing, not your word, for in your promise I rejoice, like one who fights,…
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…ready to close in a moment, go to Psalm 119. Many people believe that this Psalm, which is the largest Psalm when the Psalm tree is from David,Psalm 119, verse 161. So don't go too far. Back. Notice what he says here. Princess persecute me without cause. But my heart stands in awe of your words. What? What are…
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…if they're coming after you, persecuting you. But the psalmist doesn't have any fear for them. Instead, his heart fears God's Word. We're inPsalm 119, verse 161. So that's like a really powerful contrast, you know? Like he's not afraid of the rulers or the princes. He's rather standing in awe in fear of…
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