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Psalms 145:20 · BSB
145:20 The LORD preserves all who love Him, but all the wicked He will destroy.
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…there will be silence for us to quietly pray to God. Our very first one for this first moment is gonna be praise. And on the screen is going to bePsalm chapter 145, verses one to two. In this next minute of silence, let's pray to God and let's praise him for who he is. Lord, we praise you for who you are, for…
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…And without any bit of it, without the leaves, without the branches, without the roots, the tree is gonna fail. Think about our church family.Psalm chapter 145is the final verse I leave with you. The psalmist said, great is the Lord and greatly to be praised and his greatness is unsearchable. One…
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…statues are being fulfilled. Verse 30 God raised him from the dead, but God raised him from the dead. And there's the glory, beloved, we're readingPsalm, chapter 145, Psalm 145, verse 14. The Lord upholds all who fall and rises up all who are bowed down. So if we've fallen because of the world, because of the…
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…of the Bible is significantly different from all the idols and pagan gods of the worlds around and the nations around them. Jeremiah 32, 17 says,Psalm 145, verses 10 to 21, says that God's rule over all that he's made lasts forever. That he's faithful to every single promise that he's made. And he is loving to all…
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