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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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…change and be the people that God would have us to be. But first, we've got to be willing. It's got to be our choice, our own decision to say, God,Psalm 119:18, open my eyes that I might behold wonderful things out of your law. Listen, It's one thing to pray that prayer. It's another thing entirely to…
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…you see how God sees? There are examples of this all over scripture. I'll show you one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament. InPsalm 119, verse 18, the psalmist writes this open my eyes so that I may contemplate wondrous things from your instruction. It doesn't say, open my eyes so I may see,…
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…in the morning and you're tired in the evening when you read the the Word and your eyes start to fog over, you know, as that brain cloud settles inPsalm 119, verse 18, maybe even pray this, open my eyes, O Lord, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law. You know, hunger isn't accidental. It's pursued and…
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…often times does not agree with what I want or what I wish or what I claim. And so it's going to be really important for us to be honest about it.Psalm 119 verse 18thought was a perfect verse for tonight. Open my eyes. I mean, this is a prayer to God. You know the Psalm 119 if you don't know Psalm 119 long…
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…I'll show you. It's not show and tell. I won't show, but you go ahead and tell and then I'll show. So here are the simple prayers you can pray. OnePsalm 119 verse 18. The rest we'll do another time. We run out of time. Psalm 119 verse 18. From the message it says, open my eyes so I can see what you show me of…
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…Just sitting at the dinner table. Don't wait on God to do something extraordinary; do something ordinary and watch him do something extraordinary.Psalm 119:18says, **"Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law."** Read until your heart burns. Then, the fifth thing is pretty similar.…
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…plea that's made after the second reading. Open my eyes, O Lord, that I may see the wonders of your law. This line in the liturgy is drawn fromPsalm 119, verse 18, and I love it because it helps me to acknowledge the moments when the things that I've just read in Scripture confuse or sadden or even anger me.…
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…of the Lord. Let it be to me, according to your word. And the angel departed Amen. So as we get ready, I'd like us to pray. If we could havePsalm 119, verse 18,. That is our prayer, psalm 119, verse 18, then we will be seated as we get to hear God's word, psalm 119, verse 18. As we make that prayer…
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…heart of our Savior. So let us perceive who he is and the kind of individual that he is, the character of the Lord Jesus Christ. So, Father, I prayPsalm 119, verse 18, that you would open our eyes that we might behold wondrous things in your word. We pray this in Jesus' name. Amen. As you know, all of us read the…
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…the following steps: i. Pray that Jesus would speak to you. For example, David prayed: ‘Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law.’ (Psalm 119:18) ii. Read a short passage - Limit this to a section that’s short enough for you to be able to give sufficient focus to it. iii. Worship God for…
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…we begin our time in God's word, we should ask him to help us treasure his word above all things in our lives. That's I. O stands for open. Open.Psalm 119, verse 18says, Open my eyes that I may behold wondrous things out of your law. Also, as we go to God's word, we should also pray that God would open up our…
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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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…way to the majesty and splendor and beauty and transcendent glory of our great triune God. So, Lord, I ask now, uh, very simply in the words ofPsalm 119, verse 18, open our eyes that we might behold wonderful things in your word. We ask this in Jesus' name. Amen. If you were to conduct a wide-ranging survey…
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…It's not new information outside of the Bible, it's just helping you understand what's actually there. And just a couple verses to show you that.Psalm 119, verse 18, open my eyes that I might behold wondrous things out of your law. It's a prayer for illumination, and it's not saying, help me to behold wondrous…
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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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…You need the help of the Holy Spirit to read and interpret this accurately, right? That's why the Psalms are filled with prayers for understanding.Psalm 119, verse 18, open my eyes that I may behold wondrous things out of your law. Verse 27, make me understand the way of your precepts, and I will meditate on your…
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…that wholehearted joy in god's actions and in god himself well there's one final psalm where wonderful deeds marvelous deeds are reflected uponpsalm 119 verse 18that is that prayer perhaps it's a prayer that we often use before reading the bible perhaps in a church service maybe you use this at home it's a…
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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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Psalm 119, verses 17 to 24. Who wander from your commandments. Take away from me scorn and contempt. For I have kept your testimonies. Even though princes sit plotting…
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…them. I just see things now as you present them. I don't see things as you open my eyes, I see things as you present them. Different. Different.Psalm 119 verse 18says in the old, in the KJV or NKJV probably say, open thou, KJV obviously, open thou mine eyes that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law.…
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