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Psalms 2:3 · BSB
2:3 “Let us break Their chains and cast away Their cords.”
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…us it's one of the reasons that we must listen to the Son. From that point alone, Islam and Christianity do not have the same God. You can look atPsalm 2, verse 3. It says, Let us burst their bonds apart and cast away their cords from us. We don't want this son as our king. That psalm ends with a warning to…
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…comes out and he does the same exact thing. He says to Gog this very thing. Let us break their bonds in pieces and cast away their cords from us.Psalm 2 verse 3. That's what happened. It really does. It really does. That really happens. Now, what's really going to blow your mind is, do you know God tells…
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…in their lives, and to begin to doubt his goodness in their lives, and begin to eat from that tree. Listen to the word of Psalm chapter 2.Psalm chapter 2, verses 1 through 3say this. The kings of the earth take their stand and the rulers take counsel together against the Lord and against his anointed, saying, Let us…
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…to another. But he is also a God who is mighty in power, and he leads and protects his people, those whom he loves, by shattering their enemies.Psalm 2, verse 1 to 6. We want you to ask this question. Well, God responds in verse 4. He who sits on the throne laughs. The Lord holds them in the region. Our God…
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…take counsel together against the Lord and against His Anointed, saying, ‘Let us tear their fetters apart and cast away their cords from us!’” (Ps. 2:2–3) There is this conflict or this war. The kings of the earth take their stand against the King of kings. And those who follow the kings of the earth…
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…take counsel together against the Lord and against His Anointed, saying, ‘Let us tear their fetters apart and cast away their cords from us!’” (Ps. 2:2–3) There is this conflict or this war. The kings of the earth take their stand against the King of kings. And those who follow the kings of the earth…
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…rebellion against God's moral standards and against His truth, and we are living through it in our day. We are seeing it everywhere that we turn.Psalm 2:3describes the wicked despising the law of God. And Psalm 1:2 describes the blessed man who delights in the law of God. So, do you delight in God's…
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…rebellion against God's moral standards and against His truth, and we are living through it in our day. We are seeing it everywhere that we turn.Psalm 2:3describes the wicked despising the law of God. And Psalm 1:2 describes the blessed man who delights in the law of God. So, do you delight in God's…
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…They do, many times they do. At those times, that authority sets itself against the commands of God. We see the case of this all around us. InPsalm chapter 2, verses 1 through 3, the psalmist writes, why do the nations rage and the people's plot in vain? The kings of the earth set themselves and the rulers take counsel…
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…His fetters, we'll undo His chains, we're going to do our own thing.” And God laughs. And then God says, “I've established My King on Zion” (seePs. 2:2–6). The zeal of the Lord of hosts will accomplish this. So His lineage, His suffering, and then His rule all demonstrate His humanity. The birth of…
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…His fetters, we'll undo His chains, we're going to do our own thing.” And God laughs. And then God says, “I've established My King on Zion” (seePs. 2:2–6). The zeal of the Lord of hosts will accomplish this. So His lineage, His suffering, and then His rule all demonstrate His humanity. The birth of…
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…God's purposes are never thwarted and God's King, the Lord Jesus Christ, continues to reign supremely in heaven. So let's sing these verses fromPsalm 2, verses 1 to 8to God's praise. Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Why rage the heathen and faint things? Why do the people mind? Kings of the earth do set…
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…take their stand against the Lord and challenge His anointed one. Let us break off their chains from us. With their restraints, let us be done.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 6to God's praise. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity, a ruler's kings combine in…
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…sin, we pray. In Jesus' name we ask it. Amen. We're going to sing now in Psalm 2. And this is from Psalm 2. And we're going to sing verses 1 to 7.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 7. That's on page 2. Why do the heathen rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join against God's reign.…
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…Amen. May God once again bless to us. Reading of his holy word. Let's sing again this time from Psalm number 2. Let's sing Psalms on page 2,Psalm 2, verses 1 to 6. The tune is before the throne. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join…
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…Because by faith, we are united to the risen and the exalted Jesus. Now let's close singing one of those psalms that reminds us of Jesus as King.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 7, and then verse 12. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples glut in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join against…
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…but he's also enthroned in heaven. King of the world, creator of the universe. Like us looking down at ants. Jesus, Lord Jesus, looks down on us.Psalm chapter 2, verses 1 through 6, say this. Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of earth rise up, and the rulers band together against the Lord and…
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…is God's King, His anointed one and that we should submit to Him and obey Him, well, that's a step too much. We do not want a King over us. Back toPsalm 2, verse 3. Let us break their chains, they say, and throw off their fetters. Let us cut every bind and every tie. Let's get rid of Jesus and let's live as we…
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