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Psalms 138:2 · BSB
138:2 I bow down toward Your holy temple and give thanks to Your name for Your loving devotion and Your faithfulness; You have exalted Your name and Your word above all else.
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…tremble not only before the one true God, but they tremble before the. Might of His word I believe someone recently said I think it's from Psalm,Psalm 138 verse 2that the Lord has said He has exalted his word above. His own name. Now think about it. If at the name of Jesus every knee shall bow, and every…
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…his word, you know, God's ways are above us and and uh he has to make them known to us and he has done that. Turn to Psalm 138 138 and verse two.Psalm 138:2you know it's the when you go to the book of Romans all the the judicial things that are there God word is the you know it's the supreme court you…
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…that? That's reflecting failure in US. I've heard it. It's reflecting failure in US. How do we do this? Give the Word first place in our lives.Psalms 138, verse 2. The psalmist said, I will worship toward your holy temple, and I will praise your name for your loving kindness and your trust or your truth, For…
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…89 of Psalm 119. Forever, O Lord, Thy word is settled in heaven, not here where it can, where moth the corrupt as the Bible says, but in heaven.Psalm 138 verse 2says, I will worship toward thy holy temple and praise Thy name for thy loving kindness and for Thy truth, for thou hast magnified thy word above…
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…of the Gentile nations. So the nations will come and then he says all the kings of the earth will fear your glory. So the kings are going to come.Psalms 138 verse 2says all the kings of the earth shall give you thanks, O Lord, for they have heard the words of your mouth. So someday, now, you know, I mentioned…
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…of the thoughts and the intents of the heart. It's a powerful thing. It changes our lives. But it cannot be infected with our foolish opinions.Psalm 138 verse 2is a very powerful scripture where it says that God magnified. or esteems his word even above his name. God takes his word seriously. Because…
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…how's his will done in heaven? Always it stands, it's established, it is never defeated in that amazing, it never fails, and it's forever settled.Psalms 138 verse 2says this. I will bow down towards your holy temple and give thanks to your name for your loving kindness and your truth. For you have magnified…
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…Okay? Because all scripture contains these three components. Number one, they teach us something about God. They teach us something about God.Psalm 138 verse 2, You have exalted above all things your name and your word. The psalmist says. What does that mean? That means that God has given us His word as…
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…toward thy sanctuary. I'll praise thy name even for thy truth, and kindness of thy love. For thou thy word has magnified all thy great name above.Psalm 138, verses 1 to 5. If you're able to stand, please stand while we sing these verses. Amen. For thou art, I'll praise thy name even for thy truth, and kindness of thy…
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…And Jesus Christ is our rock, and He is our Redeemer. And I want to end here with this. God elevates His word, OK alongside his own name. That's inPsalm 138, verse 2. And when we elevate His Word in our lives and build our lives around it, on the finished work of Jesus Christ with a believing and a repentant…
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…by hearing. Let's think more about this. I think there is a neglected passage of Scripture, neglected largely by the modern church in Psalm 138.Psalm 138, verse 2, the psalmist says, You, God, have exalted your name, that is, who you are, your being. You have exalted your name and your word above all things.…
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…God in ways that you don't think about anybody else. Because there's an exclusivity to his name and to the faith that you don't find anywhere else.Psalm 138, verse 2, God says, I've exalted above all things my name and my word. Acts chapter 4, it says there's no name given under heaven whereby which men should…
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…thought about that? God magnifies man. Think about that. God magnifies, what does he think about the word? He magnifies it above himself. Look atPsalms 138, verse 2. And it says, I will worship toward your holy temple and praise your name for your loving kindness and your truth, for you have magnified your word…
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…fullness of his name. It is one of the governing standards of his dealings with humanity. God says, I'm doing this for the sake of my great name.Psalm 138, verse 2, I bow down toward your holy temple and give thanks for your name, for your steadfast love and your faithfulness, for you've exalted above all…
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…Third thing I'll give you by way of takeaway, simply this the Bible self-authenticating. It has to be. The Bible self-authenticating, it has to be.Psalm 138, verse 2, it says, You have exalted above all things your name and your word. Uh it's like in the Bible when God, it says, and God sought to swear, since he…
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…us. And God says, Hey, you can be in business to the glory of God. Might be a little bit different. God's always placed a high value on his name.Psalm 138, verse 2says, of the Lord, God says, I've I've exalted above all things my name and my word, one of the Ten Commandments, thou shalt not take the name of…
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