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Psalms 26:6 · BSB
26:6 I wash my hands in innocence that I may go about Your altar, O LORD,
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…that was used back in Old Testament times. I think happy people who were happy to know the Lord sang happily. And thanked God and rejoiced in God.Psalm 26, verse 6, I will wash mine hands in innocency, so will I compass thine altar, O Lord, that I may publish with the voice of thanksgiving all thy wondrous…
Publisher transcript cited as “Psalm 26, verse 6” view source ↗
…Watch over us then as we wait upon you. Grant us your grace and take away from us our sin in Jesus' name. Amen. We're going to sing again Psalm 26.Psalm 26, verses 1 to 8. It's on page 30 and sing Psalms. 1 to 8. Declare me innocent, O Lord. I have walked in blameless ways. And I have trusted in the Lord, not…
Publisher transcript cited as “Psalm 26, verses 1 to 8” 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…
Publisher transcript cited as “Psalms 26, verse 1 to 6” view source ↗
…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 ↗