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Psalms 144:1 · BSB
144:1 Of David. Blessed be the LORD, my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle.
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…the kingdom of darkness into the dominion of the sun, spiritual warfare is part of what we need to train our hands and fingers for. And that's fromPsalm 144 verse 1. So today we look at an essential characteristic of warriors, maybe one or two. We'll start with Psalm 46.10. Much as this is so that we learn how…
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Is there a way to put my stuff up there? I did. Okay, guys. So today we start with the series, Train My Hands for War. It's fromPsalm 144, verse 1, where it says, I trained my fingers for battle and my hands for war. We kind of ended last week with the stewarding the harvest, part two. And now…
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…this is how cities are taken. So next week we're going to shift from stewarding the harvest to train my hands for war and my fingers for battle,Psalm 144 verse 1. But a harvest cannot be stewarded unless these are dealt with. Any questions? So if you think Richmond is any different, then we are just…
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…17, 18, and Isaiah 58, 6 of Breaking Yolks is critical for Jordan crossing. And the last one, which we'll so visit after this series is done, isPsalm 144, verse 1. Oh God, you train my hands for war and my fingers for battle. Let me guarantee you that any church or any group of people that does not want to…
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…pretty appear on a canvas, that's a gifting. A lot of us can't do it. We understand that God gives different kind of giftings. But as you look atPsalms 144, verse 1, here's a gifting I had never considered before until I read the scripture. The scripture says, Praise be to the Lord my rock, who trains my hands…
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