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…Most High, he will not be shaken. It reads on and on. Psalm 20, verse 1 says, Answer me, Lord, in my distress. He's a prayer in his distress. ButPsalm 21, verse 1says, I rejoice in your strength and victory. Psalm 20, verse 4 says, Give me the desires of my heart, Lord. And Psalm 21, verse 2 says, You have…
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…in Psalm 21 as the king rejoices in God's salvation. I'm going to point this out to you by looking at the first and the last psalm once more.Psalm 21 verse 1and verse 13. As the king rejoices in verse 1, that's how the psalm begins. He begins by singing alone, looking forward to rejoicing greatly in…
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