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Psalms 16:10–11 · BSB
16:10 For You will not abandon my soul to Sheol, nor will You let Your Holy One see decay.
16:11 You have made known to me the path of life; You will fill me with joy in Your presence, with eternal pleasures at Your right hand.
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…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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Church, so good to be in the house of the Lord with you today. As we go to the Lord in prayer, I'm gonna come out ofPsalm chapter 16. Would you join me as we bow our heads in a word of prayer? Father, I sense that even in this first line, preserve me, O God, for in you I take…
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…to those who believe. Only a living Savior can offer life to those who believe. Well, Peter will spend the next several verses that are drawn fromPsalm chapter 16and then he not just reads them but then he applies them to the immediate situation of his audience. We see it in verse 25. It says, For David says…
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…may every impediment be removed now, in the name of Jesus Christ, and may we receive, my Lord. Even as I'm praying about receiving, I'm reminded ofPsalm chapter 16and verse 6 that says and your boundary lines shall fall in pleasant places. I decree and declare that which God is releasing is pleasant. God has…
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We'll be reading fromPsalm chapter 16, and God's Word reads as such. Mictem of David, preserve me, O God, for in you I take refuge. I say to the Lord, you are my Lord, I have no good…
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…forever. David knew that the Lord was not speaking merely about his son, solomon, who would soon succeed him and build the temple. We know fromPsalm, chapter 16, and Acts, chapter 2, as pastor preached so well on Easter Sunday, that God was speaking about a future descendant, david's Lord, whose kingdom…
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…and that their souls are in heaven waiting for the resurrection of their earthly bodies. And we know this from the rest of Scripture. We see inPsalm chapter 16and 20, and Isaiah 53 that there are allusions and direct references to the resurrection from the dead. The clearest one we see is in Daniel…
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…the dead. All shall rise. Your dead shall live, but their bodies shall rise. Just one more of many other Old Testament passages we could look at.Psalm chapter 16, Psalm 16. Psalm of David reflecting on his own mortality. And so David declares, and this psalm is picked up in the New Testament, especially in…
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