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Psalms 131:1 · BSB
131:1 A song of ascents. Of David. My heart is not proud, O LORD, my eyes are not haughty. I do not aspire to great things or matters too lofty for me.
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…we got to do things the way God wants us to do it. And whatever happens as a result of that, we'll be good with it. It's what the psalmist means inPsalm 131:1when he says, I don't exercise myself in thoughts too high for me or too lowly. I'm good right with where God has me. It's about learning to live…
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…and have more confidence more and more that He actually is God. Be still. David paints a final picture that I want to look at as I rush to close inPsalm 131, verse 1 through 2. He says this: this is what being still looks like. ⁓ Lord. My heart is not lifted up. My eyes are not raised too high. I do not occupy myself with…
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…that we should be when we shouldn't be. We would worry less if we had less to worry about. And King David supports this thought. He writes this inPsalm 131 verse 1. Lord, my heart is not proud. My eyes are not awed. I don't concern myself with matters too great or too awesome for me to grasp. Now think about…
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…letters as well. A disciple rejects pride. I want you to see something in the life of David. In Psalms 131. Psalms 131. Media team, please help me.Psalms 131, verse 1and 2. Psalms 131, it says, Lord, my heart is not haughty. That is another word for pride, prideful. Nor my eyes lofty. That's a lot of T. Neither…
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…In the Psalms, King David pays tribute to this virtue of quietness. Quietness in life, quietness before God. In Psalm 131, this is what he writes.Psalm 131:1-2. O Lord, he says, my heart is not lifted up. My eyes are not raised too high. I do not occupy myself with things too great and too marvelous for…
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