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Psalms 139:1 · BSB
139:1 For the choirmaster. A Psalm of David. O LORD, You have searched me and known me.
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…God. What do you mean, preacher? Tell him how you feel. Tell him how you feel, because he already knows. He knows your thoughts. Listen to this.Psalms 139, verse 1says, Oh Lord, you have searched me and know me. Oh my goodness. Then listen to what Jesus said in Matthew 9, 4. Jesus knows our thoughts. And then…
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…is found that he is a subject and he observes. It's not that he's an object that someone else observes. Now keep in mind the Bible says in thePsalm 139, verses 1 to 6, it says, Oh God, where should I flee from your presence? He says, before a word is on my tongue, you know it. Before I have a thought, you know…
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…image of God Himself. You look like God. He knows you. And He loves you deeply. That's what it says in Psalm 139. This is what it says in verse 1.Psalm 139, verse 1says this. Lord, you have searched me and you know me. And then verse 13, skip down a few verses. This is what it says in verse 13. For you created…
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