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Psalms 141:2 · BSB
141:2 May my prayer be set before You like incense; my uplifted hands, like the evening offering.
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…to be copied for personal use. This is in Exodus 30, verses 37 to 38. That fragrance belonged to God alone. What did it mean? David tells us inPsalm 141, verse 2May my prayer be counted as incense before you. Prayer is always connected to incense. Incense is always connected to prayer. Luke chapter 1, verse…
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…And then there's the posture of lifting one's hands in prayer, and it's a biblical prayer posture. You find it in the Old Testament, Psalm 134:2,Psalm 141:2, but also in the New Testament, Luke 24:50, before Jesus ascends, he lifts his hands and blesses the people as he does that. And so So, it is a…
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…first is 1 Corinthians 3, 16. It says, Do you not know that you, that's you, that's me, are God's temple and that God's spirit dwells in you. InPsalm 141, verse 2, it says, May my prayer be set before you like incense. May the lifting up of my hands be like the evening sacrifice. So here's the thing we are…
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…angel tells him that his prayers and alms have ascended as a memorial before God. And so this is a phrase echoing Leviticus chapter 2, verse 2, andPsalm chapter 141, verse 2. And though Cornelius, he's not yet a part of the covenant community, what we see is that God still hears him. God still sees the good that he's…
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…and preparing incense within the Holy Place was the most sacred service of the day • The incense symbolized the ascending prayers of the saintsPsalm 141:2May my prayer be set before you like incense; may the lifting up of my hands be like the evening sacrifice. • Only once in a lifetime was a priest…
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…so what we have in front of us is the site recalling the Old Testament altar, that altar of incense described in Exodus 30. But we also see it inPsalm 141, verse 2, as David asks that his prayer be counted as as incense before the Lord. David writes, let my prayer be counted as incense before you, and the…
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…the incense that's being offered. And this association between incense and prayer is something that's made in other parts of scripture as well.Psalm 141 verse 2says let my prayer be counted as incense before you. And when Zechariah, John the Baptist's father is doing his priestly duty and offering incense…
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…that this gift of financial gift that you have given me, he says, "They are a fragrant offering an acceptable sacrifice, pleasing to the Lord."Psalms 141:2David says, " prayerMay my prayer be set before you like incense; may the lifting of my hands be like the evening sacrifice." This Frankincense is…
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…the privilege, but our prayers are precious to him. These golden bowls of incense, which are the prayers of the saints, listen to the psalmist inPsalm 141, verse 2. Let my prayer be counted as incense before you in the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice. Sweet smelling incense. If you go back, and…
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…is no fire on the altar, the incense will not rise to God. I want you to see that. I saw this. I said, Oh my soul. There's our problem. Look atPsalms 141, verse 2. Psalms 141, verse 2 talks about the right. Look at it. Let my prayer be set forth before thee as an incense, and the lifting up my hands as the…
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…would say amen? Because it was so real in their lives. And then, not just a broken heart. The last thing, our prayers of faith. We pray by faith.Psalms 141, verse 2. Look, let my prayer be set forth before thee as an incense. Woo! And the lifting of my hands. Uh-oh. Y'all thought that was just for crazy people…
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