Sermons citing Psalms 16:1

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Psalms 16:1 · BSB

16:1 A Miktam of David. Preserve me, O God, for in You I take refuge.

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4 specific sermons 2 broader references below 4 podcasts represented

Specific citations

Explicit verse references and short ranges.

  1. …guilt. There's no way I can stand in God's presence. So what is my hope? Sounds like time for a mikhtam, Psalm 16, some good news. So then I get toPsalm 16:1. Blessed is the man who takes refuge in that Yahweh. You want hope? The one who has hope is the one who has taken Yahweh as his refuge. You want…

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  2. …have to put ourselves at a place in our life where we have joy settled in God. So I want you to read verse one with me and verse two. It says thisPsalm 16:1-2. Preserve me. That's how we know that David's in trouble. He says, Oh, protect me, God, what do you need protection from? He says, For in you I…

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Broader chapter mentions

These sermons cite a broader passage containing Psalms 16:1; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.

  1. …this better. And he refutes their argument by taking them to Scripture. Now he could have taken them to Job chapter 19, he could have taken them toPsalm chapter 16, he could have taken them to Daniel chapter 12, he could have taken them to any number of places in the Old Testament that talks about…

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