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…witness with this one line of all things visible and invisible. We heard from our reading, the earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof. It'sPsalm 24, verse 1. Everything, the fullness of the earth literally means the whole world belongs to God. It's not ours, it's not the Americans, it's not the Chinese,…
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…the same theme. And this is Hebrew poetry that we see all over the place, especially in the Psalms. Think of a good example of using this.Psalm 24, verse 1. It also has two lines. Listen for how they're synonymous parallels. The earth is the Lord's and all it contains. That's line one. So the Lord is…
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…it really signifies that permanence of God's sovereign rule. Nobody gave it to him he took it it's his it's his it's his will and the words ofpsalm 24 verse 1the earth is the lord's and all it contains the world and those who dwell in it reminds me of that hymn this is my father's world, man the earth is…
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing Psalms 24:1; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
Please take your Bibles and open them up toPsalm chapter 24. As I mentioned earlier, we're walking through the Psalms for the summer, ! And we're in our third year, third summer now doing this. So we kind of…
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