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Psalms 26:4 · BSB
26:4 I do not sit with deceitful men, nor keep company with hypocrites.
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…in it. It's gone from conviction to, “This is my life and I would be willing to die for this, and I want to influence others to do the same.”Psalm 26:4–5says, “I do not sit with deceitful men, nor will I go with pretenders. I hate the assembly of evildoers, and I will not sit with the wicked.” You…
Publisher transcript cited as “Psalm 26:4–5” view source ↗
…is, allowing God to use to give a breakthrough is a faithful heart, but not as as if he were. We are talking about a faithful heart. Let's readPsalms 26, verse 1 to 6,. Psalms 26, verse 1 to 6, vindicate me, lord, for I have a blameless life. Give me a new King James Version. Kindly vindicate me, o Lord, for I…
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…not wrong. It is not wrong to thank God for our righteousness. You should do that. It's even not wrong in comparison to evildoers. David does so inPsalm 26, verses 4 to 7. And Paul does so in 1 Corinthians 6, verse 9. It's not wrong to thank God for our righteousness, and it's not wrong to acknowledge the wickedness…
Publisher transcript cited as “Psalm 26, verses 4 to 7” view source ↗
…I thank you was the standard way to open. And this prayer echoes Psalm 26, which we had read. I wonder if you noticed the echoes of that psalm.Psalm 26, verse 4. The psalmist says, I do not sit with men of falsehood. Verse 5. I hate the assembly of evildoers. It's quite like this Pharisee. Here is an…
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