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Psalms 119:37 · BSB
119:37 Turn my eyes away from worthless things; revive me with Your word.
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…of anything that we do. And so before we open up God's Word, we wanna make sure that we prepare in prayer, that we prepare in prayer. Our passage,Psalm 119:33-40, is gonna give us at least three requests that the author makes of God before he gets into His Word that I think are, are good for us as well. And…
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…God, to receive them, to enjoy them, to be shaped by them. I'll read you just a section of it here as we begin our final part of today's sermon inPsalm 119 verses 33 to 40. The whole Psalm's worth reading of course, but in verse 33 to 40, just listen. Listen to the heart of the psalmist which is the heart of Christ…
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…and Samson and David, think of Job. Job, who is the most righteous person on the planet, made a covenant with his eyes, Job 31, verse 1 said.Psalm 119, verse 37is another prayer turn my eyes away from Evil things. So obviously, watch what you watch. If you gaze at adultery, don't be surprised. You fall…
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…for himself he knows better so he thinks and he wants to hurry on to practicing his outward religion once again thinking everybody can be blessedpsalm 119 verse 37declares this righteous are you oh lord and upright are your judgments god's judgment is right the fourth out of five observations about god is…
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…the eyes, eyes don't feed the heart. Shake hands, break. That was their plan. Job made those two, made his heart and his eyes get a deal together.Psalm 119, verse 37, turn my eyes away from looking at sin, O Yahweh. Just think about that prayer for the psalmist has. Turn my eyes away from looking at sin. The…
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…Everybody say precious promises. These promises of God, this word of God that we read is so valuable and priceless, and I would contrast it withPsalm 119, verse 37says Lord, turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things and revive me in your way. Sometimes our eyes are diverted. There's a distraction.…
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