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Psalms 15 · BSB
15:1 A Psalm of David. O LORD, who may abide in Your tent? Who may dwell on Your holy mountain?
15:2 He who walks with integrity and practices righteousness, who speaks the truth from his heart,
15:3 who has no slander on his tongue, who does no harm to his neighbor, who casts no scorn on his friend,
15:4 who despises the vile but honors those who fear the LORD, who does not revise a costly oath,
15:5 who lends his money without interest and refuses a bribe against the innocent. He who does these things will never be shaken.
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…we spent time in Psalm 15 as well. And, and I love it in The Message translation. You might remember this. We, we have a hoodie w- with it on it.Psalm 15:1,"God, who gets invited to dinner at Your place? How do we get on Your guest list?" Now stop right there. Man, that's the same question in Psalm 24,…
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…it. I'm turning away from it, turning towards Christ. Bad fruit of not having shared priorities would be you're unreliable. You can't be trusted.Psalm 15 verse 4says that the man who ascends the hill of the Lord keeps his word even when it hurts, even at great cost, says in the CSB, right? Whatever the…
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…the nation of the Jews. Peter declares in every nation who ever fears Him and works righteousness is accepted by Him. Those words echo the truth ofPsalm 15 verses 1and 2. Lord who may abide in your tabernacle, who may dwell in your holy hill. The answer he who walks up rightly and works righteousness and…
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…on. He's reliable. Can you be counted on? When you say something, can people trust that what you say, you will do? That your word is your bond?Psalm 15 verse 4in the CSB says, He keeps his word no matter what the cost. He keeps his word no matter what the cost. That's a strong man. Ezra 10 verse 4 says,…
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…That wouldn't be so good. So we're gonna take some time. We're gonna look at ourselves and say, Hey, are we sure we can get in? Let's start over.Psalm 15, verse 1. Oh Yahweh, who may sojourn in your tent, who may dwell on your holy mountain? He who walks blamelessly and works right righteousness. This this…
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…I got up and saw it was 19° outside. You and I must be committed. And see, we have to look at what commitment is through the Bible. Turn with me toPsalms chapter 15 verse 4. Psalm 15:4 speaks of biblical commitment. It speaks to persevering over challenges. >> Psalms 15. Yes, Lord. Talk Bible. Psalms 15 verse4 is where…
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…to have any area where they're not self-controlled. I want them to be self-controlled. Number two, commitment or being committed, right? Not flaky.Psalm 15, verse 4in the CSB says, who may ascend the hill of the Lord? He who keeps his word whatever the cost. He who keeps his word whatever the cost. Are you…
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…the gospel of how He has done this. The only possible solution to sinners like us. We see the gospel in Psalm 15. You can turn there again.Psalm 15, verse 4. That little whisper. That little shadow of the glorious gospel. Verse 4. The Lord is the one who swore by His own hurt. Psalm 10. Yahweh has sworn…
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…those who fear the Lord; he swears to his own hurt and does not change.” This is describing a righteous man. “Who may dwell on Your holy hill?” (Ps. 15:1[see also Ps. 24:3]) And here's the answer: the one in whose eyes a reprobate is despised. We should have a righteous, despising indignation toward…
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…those who fear the Lord; he swears to his own hurt and does not change.” This is describing a righteous man. “Who may dwell on Your holy hill?” (Ps. 15:1[see also Ps. 24:3]) And here's the answer: the one in whose eyes a reprobate is despised. We should have a righteous, despising indignation toward…
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…it. He can't do it. Amen? So, we shouldn't do it, right? You can put ten on it. Don't watch the lips and do it. Don't watch the lips and do it, OK?Psalm 15 verse 1, if you haven't seen [00:22:00] Glory to God. 15 LORD [L-O-R-D, all caps!] YHVH who shall abide in thy tabernacle? Who shall dwell in thy holy…
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…to show you the promise. The desire, the conditions, and the promise, who can know they belong with God? So let's look at this passage together.Psalm chapter 15, verse 1to verse 5. Hear what Holy Scripture says. A Psalm of David. O Lord, who shall sojourn in your tent? Who shall dwell on your holy hill? He who…
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…it's what you do, it's what you say, knowing that what Jesus says is true. Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks. That's coming fromPsalm 15, verse 2, right here. You speak truth in your heart. The truth is in your heart, and it comes out of your mouth. So the one who can approach God is one who…
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…of us, this one's a big one today, some of us are willing to keep the commitments we make. We keep the promises we make. The psalmist says this inPsalm 15 verse 4, The righteous man swears to his own hurt and does not change. He keeps his promise because he has new tastes and a new ability. We're willing to…
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…odd a that complaining and arguing unravels blameless living these are practical ways you can begin to work out and then the last one is Psalm 15Psalm 15 verse 1& 2 what I found fascinating about Psalm 15 verse 1 & 2 is that blamelessness in Psalm 15 verse 1 & 2 is absolutely connected with the words I…
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…pretty good. He's got half a life to go. See, it just never crossed their mind to break their word. And that's significant because if you look atPsalms 15, verses 1and 4, the questions asked, it says, Lord, who'll abide in thy tabernacle and who'll dwell in thy holy hill? What's the answer? Who's going to be…
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