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Psalms 119:97 · BSB
119:97 Oh, how I love Your law! All day long it is my meditation.
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…plotting and scheming in the hearts of wicked men. And in positive contexts, it's used to refer to reflecting on and delighting in the Word of God.Psalm 119, verse 97, Siakh is the Hebrew word, which means to lovingly rehearse or to go over in one's mind. We notice there, how I love your law, it's my meditation…
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…of sin. Another means of grace, of course, is Bible reading and the study of the word and meditation. King David said, oh, how I love thy law.Psalm 119, verse 97. Job said, I've esteemed thy word more than my necessary food. The Lord Jesus said, what are Matthew chapter 4 and verse four? Man shall not live…
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…through life, chasing after the wrong prize. The only way we're going to win this game is if we take regular timeouts. You look at another Psalm,Psalm 119, verse 97says, ⁓ how I love your law. It is my meditation all the day. Verse 99 says, I have more insight than all my teachers for your testimonies are my…
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…to receive it, the health of our desires and if they are towards the right things. Can I give you one helpful clue? Here's one. Just listen to it.Psalm 119, verse 97. Oh, how I love your law. It is my meditation all the day. Where's the clue in that? Let me tell you, you meditate on what you love. That's the…
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…transpire today and the example of the life of the psalmist as he teaches us about what it means to have true love for God's Word. It says this inPsalm 119, verse 97. It says, Oh, how I love your law. I meditate on it all day long. Your commands make me wiser than my enemies, for they are ever with me. Why?…
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…talks about the Holy Spirit shedding the love of God abroad in our hearts. You love the Scriptures. The psalmist said, Oh, how I love thy law.Psalm 119, verse 97. And you can see a people here how they received the word of God. He says, For our gospel came not unto you in Word only, but also in power and in…
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…to Psalm 119, which is relevant this morning. So if you have a Bible with you, we'll briefly just look there and see what it says there. InPsalm 119:97-104. This is the attitude which we are supposed to have. Psalm 119:97-104. Oh, how I love your law. It is my meditation all day. Your commandment makes…
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…person today than we were yesterday. 1\. _A Bible-revering person loves God's Word_. Read with me verse 97, really just the first sentence ofPsalm 119:97. He says, **"Oh how I love your law!"** He starts out just declaring this comparative statement. "Hey, out of all of the things that could possibly…
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…the right or the left, and he and his sons will continue reigning many years in Israel. Now compare that description to the words of David found inPsalm 119, verses 97 through 104. David says how I love your instruction. It is my meditation all day long. Your command makes me wiser than my enemies, for it is always with me. I…
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…“your testimonies,” “commandments,” “in your law,” “I long for your precepts.” He summarizes his sentiment in verse 97, “Oh how I love your law.”Psalm 119:97One might argue, “Ah, but the Jews delighted in the law of God! Paul is describing his life as a zealous Jew.” The zealous Jews loved something,…
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…it. This is why one of the Puritans said, I would rather someone hear one sermon and meditate on it than hear 500 sermons and never think about it.Psalm 119, verse 97. Oh, how I love your law. It is my meditation all the day. I have more understanding than all my teachers, for your testimonies are my meditation.…
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…begins the stand the stanza with a cry from his very soul. And what does he say? Oh, how I love your law. Right? I love Psalm 97 coming out, orPsalm 119, verse 97. He's coming out strong in this new stanza. Oh, how I love your law. It's a cry from his very soul. He's like a man who has found the greatest…
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We're inPsalm 119, verses 97 to 104. It's the main... Psalm 119, 97 to 104. Oh, how I love your law. It is my meditation all the day. Your commandment makes me wiser than my enemies,…
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…are pure words, as silver tried in a furnace on the earth refined seven times. Psalm 19, 7, the law of the Lord is perfect, restoring the soul.Psalm 119, verse 97, Oh, how I love your law, it is my meditation all the day. Or Paul in Romans chapter 7, verse 12, who said, So then the law is holy, and the…
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…distaste for the law. You're like, how does this fit together? Here's what I'm talking about. I just pulled a couple examples, a couple samples.Psalm 119, verse 97, oh how I love your law. It is my meditation all day. Like, like this is all I want to think about. And then later in that chapter in verse 165,…
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