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Psalms 119:18 · BSB
119:18 Open my eyes that I may see wondrous things from Your law.
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…forget this. Yes, you will. Like sin pulls on you. Right? And we need to look at God's Word with fresh eyes. It's almost to become dull and bored.Psalm 119, verse 18. Open my eyes that I may behold wondrous things out of your law. That word wondrous means wonderful, far surpassing the ordinary, nearly…
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…before our mind. Basically, Bible study. And here, observational skills are really key. So pray with David for powers of observation as we do this.Psalm 119, verse 18, open my eyes. And you grow in this, we grow in this, by forcing ourselves to do it and just staying at it. Kind of like what we know to do with…
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…view of God's law and what it means to grow in obedience. A good biblical perspective on the law and obedience to us as believers can be found inPsalm 119, verse 17 through 24. The psalmist writes, Deal bountifully with your servant that I may live and keep your word. Open my eyes that I may behold wondrous things out of…
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…your word is truly supremely valuable and we are well served to come to you with humility and ask for your help. That as the psalmist wrote inPsalm 119, verse 18, Open thou mine eyes that I might behold wondrous truths out of thy law. And so we begin with prayer. There are some here that need to be obedient.…
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…what I would like you to do is just quietly, where you sit, just stay to yourself, and you can do it with your eyes open. Just say, according toPsalm 119, verse 18, here's what it says. It says, Open my eyes that I might behold wondrous truths out of your law. Do something for me, that I can see the beauty of…
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…precious name. Amen. I want to start. We're going to be in the book of Ephesians this morning, but I want you to look with me, if you would, toPsalm 119, verse 18. Turn to that passage. Psalm 119, verse 18. If you don't have a Bible, I want to encourage you to go ahead and take the one that is in the pew, or…
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