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Psalms 16:10 · BSB
16:10 For You will not abandon my soul to Sheol, nor will You let Your Holy One see decay.
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…Psalm 60:4: “You have given a banner to those who fear You, that it may be displayed because of the truth.” And then look at the confidence ofPsalm 16:10–11: “For You will not abandon my soul to Sheol; nor will You allow Your Holy One to undergo decay. You will make known to me the path of life; in…
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…2, verse 17,. When Peter is proclaiming, when Peter is, when he is preaching on the day of Pentecost, he would come in verse 17 and he quotes fromPsalm, chapter 16, verse 10. Psalm, chapter 16, verse 10. David writes this for you will not abandon my soul to Sheol or let your holy one see corruption, see holy means to be…
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…Jesus, in his great love for us, came and died in our place. He is the Messiah. He goes on and quotes here from Psalm. From Psalm chapter 16 verse.Psalm chapter 16, verses 8 through 11. He says I saw the Lord always before me, for he is at my right hand, that I may not be shaken. Therefore, my heart was glad and my tongue…
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…him from the dead no more to return to corruption as he said, I will give you the sure mercies of David. It's a prophecy, I think I believe it'sPsalm chapter 16 verse 10. And again he said in another place, You shall not suffer your holy One to see corruption. Actually, I'm sorry, that is Psalm chapter 16, verse 10.…
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…he had not yet fully understood the Scripture about his resurrection. His understanding was unfolding as he needed to grasp maybe the testimony ofPsalm 16, verse 10, you will not abandon my soul to shale or let your Holy One see corruption. Or perhaps Hosea 6, 2, after two days he will revive us on the third…
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…verse 10 in Psalm 16 is quoted twice in the New Testament in two sermons by two really good preachers, one by Peter and one by Paul. They preach onPsalm 16:10. Peter preaches on this during the Pentecost in Acts chapter 2 when he's speaking about the resurrection of Christ. He says, David died and was…
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…turns to in Acts 2, of all the many places in the Old Testament where God offers hope, where God promises deliverance. Peter turns to this, toPsalm 16, verse 10, you will not let your Holy One see corruption. A reminder that, yes, jesus struggled, jesus faced brutal suffering, jesus endured so much pain and…
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…of life? If you've been in the church for any time, well, we don't have to go even to the rest of Ephesians 1 to find out. You stay right here,Psalm 16 verse 10. And verse 10 it says this, David says you owe God will not abandon my soul to shield, to death. You will not let your holy ones see corruption.…
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…another and one after another. The first thing I'd like to look at in this before section is some predictions and prophecies. David in Psalm 16.Psalm 16, verses 10and 11, he writes this For you will not abandon my soul to sheal, nor will you allow your holy one to undergo decay. You will make known to me the…
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…to 8 to talk about The Obedience of Christ. He would have gone to the Psalms 110 verse 4 to talk about. Christ's priesthood, he would have gone toPsalm 16:10to remind him that the Messiah would rise from the dead Resurrection. He would have gone to psalms 27 to talk about Christ. Sonship He would have…
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…to undergo decay. You will make known to me the path of life; in Your presence is fullness of joy; in Your right hand there are pleasures forever” (Ps. 16:10–11). That is the grand objective of our faith, to get to the end and to look back and to say that now I experience and fully realize everything that…
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…Amen. And now in closing, we're going to sing a couple songs together. First, we're going to sing a hymn, My Worth Is Not, followed by a psalm,Psalm 16, verses 7 through 11. My worth is not in what I own, not in the strength of flesh and bone, but in the costly wounds of love at the cross. My worth is not in skill or…
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…Christ. So, for instance, we have this in Psalm 16. Do you remember that passage that says, “Nor will You allow Your Holy One to undergo decay” (Ps. 16:10)? Peter quotes that on the day of Pentecost, and he says this couldn't have been David speaking of himself since David is in his tomb, and his tomb…
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…26, we'll look at that in a few weeks. He will die before the temple is destroyed, which he does 40 years before. And perhaps most importantly,Psalm 16, verses 8 through 11, he will be resurrected after his death. All of that is yesterday's news. But how you respond to this kind of prophecy determines how you will…
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…from the dead. Because what has come to his mind is the Old Testament scripture in new, pronounced, powerful way. If you flip in your Bible back toPsalm 16, verse 10, this may have been the scripture that had come to his mind and that stirred his belief that Jesus has been raised from the dead. This verse, I'm…
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…would reign forever, he would live forever. And because of this promise, because of this death defeating king that was coming, David could say inPsalm 16 verse 10, you will not abandon me to the grave, nor will you let your holy one see decay. So he's no longer talking about himself, he's talking about your…
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…verse 3, he was praying Psalms 42, 7. In verse 4, he was praying Psalms 31, 22. In verse 5, he was praying Psalms 69, 1. In verse 6, he was prayingPsalms 16, verse 10. In verse 7, he was praying Psalms 18, 6. In verse 8, he was praying Psalms 31, 6. In verse 9, he was praying Psalms 50:14. Jonah in his praying in…
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