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Psalms 130:1 · BSB
130:1 A song of ascents. Out of the depths I cry to You, O LORD!
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…all of God's people that was reserved for us instead closed in over his. When Jesus cried out, My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? That wasPsalm 130, verse 1, in its ultimate depth, the sinless son crying out from the depths that were not his but ours. He was marked with iniquities, but not his own. He…
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…to this Psalm in Psalm 130 because it connects this idea of forgiveness and the reason that we stand in awe of God and we walk in the fear of God.Psalm 130, verse 1 through 4says this. But with you there is forgiveness that you might be feared. See that connection, reverence, and forgiveness. Personally in this room, do…
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…nobody is willing to tell us what. The shared human condition tells us we all know something. We can all empathise with this person somehow. ButPsalm 130:1makes a huge step in a different direction that many of us will follow. It's a cry for help to God. But then the second question we have to ask is,…
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…that comes from my soul. It's not primarily physical, though that's the part we often think of first. But this worship is coming from deep within.Psalm 130, verse 1says that it comes out of the depths of our soul. And so you can hear in just exactly what he says here, you ought to be able to hear that it's not…
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