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Psalms 17:8 · BSB
17:8 Keep me as the apple of Your eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings
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…he's showing us a video about how greed is actually good. Like that's when you've gone a little too overboard on that viewpoint. Okay. So look atPsalm 17, verse 8. It says, Keep me as the apple of the eye. Hide me under the shadow of thy wings from the wicked that oppressed me from my deadly enemies who…
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…Sometimes it'll need something being put aside because we don't have enough volunteers for this or for that, but you are very, very important.Psalm 17 verse 8says this beautiful verse, that you are the apple of my eye, and hide me in the shadow of your wings. I love that verse, particularly the first…
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…river of walking with God, like Adam and Eve had the opportunity to do. Walking in union, walking, dwelling, meeting with God. David cried out inPsalm 17, verse 8, keep me as the apple of your eye and hide me under the shadow of your wings. God David knew God. He'd seen deliverance, he'd seen all this stuff,…
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…God? That's, you are the, you are the apple of God's eye. He keeps you as the apple of his eye. He hides you in the shadow of his wings, it says inPsalm 17, verse 8. And this is why Jesus says we should not despise one of these little ones. they are the very heirs of the kingdom of heaven. And to drive home…
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…Listen to this part. On his pinions. The Psalms actually repeatedly use the imagery of wings to describe God's protection of his people.Psalm 17 verse 8says, keep me as the apple of the eye, hide me in the shadow of your wings. How precious is your loving kindness, O God, and the children of men…
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…being. You see the language there, the oil of joy. Not just happiness but joy. He could have said, “Protect me,” but instead the psalmist says inPsalm 17:8, “Keep me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings.” That’s not to say that God has wings, but it is to say that that…
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…being. You see the language there, the oil of joy. Not just happiness but joy. He could have said, “Protect me,” but instead the psalmist says inPsalm 17:8, “Keep me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings.” That’s not to say that God has wings, but it is to say that that…
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…That language is intended to engage our emotions when we reflect upon it. The psalmist could have just said, “Protect me,” but instead he says inPsalm 17:8, “Keep me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings.” The apple of the eye. How do you protect your eye? The minute something…
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…That language is intended to engage our emotions when we reflect upon it. The psalmist could have just said, “Protect me,” but instead he says inPsalm 17:8, “Keep me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings.” The apple of the eye. How do you protect your eye? The minute something…
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…tune this time is salzburg hold up my goings lord me guide in those thy paths divine so that my footsteps may not slide out of those ways of thinepsalm 17 verses 5 to 9hold up my goings lord me guide in and those thy paths divine so that my footsteps may not slide out of those ways of thine IZ they need i call in…
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…not aware of what else is happening around you. And so when you look at Psalm 91, you see that this idea of wings is very common to God. Go toPsalm 17 verse 8, Psalm 17 verse 8, Psalm 17 verse 8. Psalm 17 verse 8. I love this line man, look at what it says. God uses such odd words, these are words coming…
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