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…verse 1 says, Answer me, Lord, in my distress. He's a prayer in his distress. But Psalm 21, verse 1 says, I rejoice in your strength and victory.Psalm 20, verse 4says, Give me the desires of my heart, Lord. And Psalm 21, verse 2 says, You have granted my desires. Psalm 21 is praising God for giving the king…
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…of God. There's a direct connection between Psalm 20 from last week, right before this. You'll want to keep an eye at that one, and Psalm 21. InPsalm 20, verses 4and 5, they wish, may the Lord fulfill all your petitions and grant your kings according to his heart's desire. Do you see that in Psalm 20, verses…
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…for the consummation of King Jesus' final victory. And when he returns in glory, there will be no more death. We will be with the Lord forever.Psalm 20, verses 1 through 5. What the chorus sings to the King. In one voice now, the church singing to Jesus. It helps us express two longings that we have in this time…
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing Psalms 20:4; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
Well, if you have your Bibles, let's go ahead and open them up toPsalm chapter 20this morning. Psalm chapter 20. And we are finally at the end of our summer series in the Psalms. We've spent the past, this is week 11 now, in the…
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