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Psalms 18:10 · BSB
18:10 He mounted a cherub and flew; He soared on the wings of the wind.
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…a covenant. And so that fire was this sense of the presence of God. Again, setting aside Abram and his family for the purposes of God in both in inPsalm chapter 18, David refers to both the wind and the fire as the judgement of God. So when this appeared, when the Spirit came, the prophetic word of John the…
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…our fame. Because I want to go look at a song of David over in the, well, there's two places, 2 Samuel chapter 22, 2 Samuel chapter 22, and thenPsalms chapter 18. Those two locations are both the words of David, and they're even said to be the song of David. They're a song that David wrote, and we know,…
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…But you do have a word like gently, Isaiah 40, and gentleness. So two mentions of gentleness in your Old Testament, both in the same context.Psalm chapter 18and verse 35, it says, Thou hast given me the shield of thy salvation, and thy right hand hath holded me up, and thy greatness, I'm sorry, and thy…
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…the power of God, verse 11. This is the stone which is said it not of you builders. Which has become the head of the corner. Now that goes back toPsalm chapter 18, verse #22 and Peter will also refer to this in his epistles as well. Peter was very clear that Jesus was the cornerstone, that He was not the…
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…are very principled and doctrinal reasons for that. But in this hour today, I'd like, we'll just preach from the Word this morning. Turn with me toPsalm chapter 18and verse 30. Psalm chapter 18 and verse 30 this morning. One verse. In my opinion, Psalm 18 is one of the mountain peak chapters in the book of…
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Well, it's an honor and a privilege to be able to preach God's Word here with you this morning. So if you would, let's open up toPsalm chapter 18. It's our sermon text this morning, Psalm chapter 18. And when you've found it, we'll stand in honor of the reading of God's Word this morning.…
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…Some foundational passages that describe that in Second Samuel 22 and two. And he said, the Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer. InPsalm chapter 18and verse two, he said More. He said he is my God, my strength in whom I trust, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. OK. If…
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…writes some beautiful things about his relationship with God and where we see that God likes us. God really likes us. We're going to read fromPsalm 18:1-24, so we're not going to read the whole one. Psalm 18:1. David writes, I love You, O Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my…
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