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Psalms 119:36 · BSB
119:36 Turn my heart to Your testimonies and not to covetous gain.
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…save this man?" And he says, "Praise be to God our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." If you're taking notes today, I wanna give you three things fromPsalms chapter 119that are house rules to keep your heart solely one to the Lord. I came across these verses as a young boy, and you'll see why it stood out to me if…
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…1 and 2, what you read is that the law is perfect, and those who pursue it are like trees planted by the river and they flourish, or you turn toPsalm chapter 119, and you find out that those who pursue God's law are just, I mean, they're richly blessed. And yet, what Paul, Paul comes to a place where he says…
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…chapter 10 and 16 and Luke chapter 4 and Acts chapter 10. What does the lamp represent? Yes. Thank you. The lamp represents the word of God inPsalms chapter 119, 105. We're seeing that there's oil and there's a lamp, and they need them both. They need the oil, the Holy Spirit, to what? Amplify the lamp,…
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…about those things. The question that we want to focus on is, how do we apply this to human beings? How should we think about human freedom? InPsalm 119, verses 33 to 48, this entire section, we see the psalmist praying to God for freedom. The psalmist is asking God to set him free. And so the first question we need…
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