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Psalms 31:5 · BSB
31:5 Into Your hands I commit my spirit; You have redeemed me, O LORD, God of truth.
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…he is. There's other psalms that are reflecting the prayers of the Messiah, the heart of the Messiah, the prayers of Jesus. For example, we read inPsalms 31:5, Into your hand I commit my spirit. If that sounds familiar for me for you, it's because Jesus said it, right? And when did he say this? On the…
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…control our physical death. We don't know when and where and how. But see, Jesus in this moment, again fulfilling another prophecy that we see fromPsalm 31:5, he says, Father, in your hands, I entrust my spirit, I commit my spirit. Jesus' death wasn't random. It was intentional. It was purposeful. It was…
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…was quoting Psalms 31, 5 here. This was a quote, this was a verse that Jewish kids would pray before they go to sleep every night. They would prayPsalms 31, verse 5, which says, uh, into your hands I commit my spirit. You have redeemed me, O Lord, faithful God. Jesus was quoting this verse, but he wasn't about…
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…again. That's why he did it. I lay it down so I can take it up again. This is exactly what we see of Jesus. And he quotes this ever familiar verse.Psalm 31, verse 5, into your hands I commit my spirit. By the way, very common night prayer Jews would pray with their families. Psalm 31. Unironically, considered a…
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…on the Lord Jesus. Then he says, do not hold this sin. This shows mercy that is so uncommon to us as sinful humans. But what this does is it echoesPsalm 31:5. And what's so interesting to me is in this psalm that he's alluding to, it's originally addressed to God the Father, but now it is being spoken to…
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…to God's will, then just continue to like entrust your heart and your soul to God. And when he's mentioned this, he's, he's grabbing this idea fromPsalm 31, verse 5, where it says into your hand, I commit my spirit. You have redeemed me. O Lord faithful God, he's getting that idea. God, we entrust our hearts,…
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…but God's plan is that the Savior would die. It's not just that he'll have a difficult life, but that difficult life will result in his death.Psalm 31, verse 5, the Savior will declare, Into your hands I commit my spirit. And you can read that and think, oh, that's just what somebody says at the end of…
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…up for you like that imagery like finish strong brother. Verse 59 as they were stoning Stephen, he called out Lord Jesus receive my spirit, quotingPsalm 31 verse 5, quoting Jesus on the cross. He says, Father into your hands I commit my spirit. And then lastly verse 60 and falling to his knees, he cried out…
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…earthly ministry when he hung on the cross and in Luke 23 verse 46, he said, Father, into your hands I commit my spirit. And that's a quote fromPsalm 31, verse 5. I have a lot of background on Psalms I want to give you, but I'll spread it out over the 10 weeks. So tonight I just want to give you 5 keywords…
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…week go and say, hey, I've been hearing what this from the Lord and I want to hold myself accountable to that. And then write this scripture down.Psalm chapter 31, verse 5. Psalm, chapter 31, verse 5. Because for many of you, you're still struggling with what to pray. But if you learn to pray the scriptures, you'll…
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…and our sentiments and our thinking. This leads us to the next thing. The Psalms are theological, or the Psalms as theology. God is a God of truth.Psalm 31:5says, “You have ransomed me, O Lord, God of truth.” And Jesus said, “God is a spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth”…
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…and our sentiments and our thinking. This leads us to the next thing. The Psalms are theological, or the Psalms as theology. God is a God of truth.Psalm 31:5says, “You have ransomed me, O Lord, God of truth.” And Jesus said, “God is a spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth”…
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…one who's responsible for the origin and care of all that exists. My first cry, my shout isn't just God, Father. In fact, Jesus is actually quotingPsalm 31, verse 5. And we talked about this uh last week that Jesus is quoting the psalms from the uh cross, and oh, how we need the psalms, and and this psalm, this…
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…name we ask it Amen We're going to sing again In Psalm 31 From Sing Psalms And the tune is Herringate Psalm 31 It's on page 36 1 to 7 5 stanzasPsalm 31 Verses 1 to 7In you have taken refuge Lord You are my shelter In distress Oh let me never be ashamed But save me In your righteousness Lord turn your ear To…
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…to worship in truth. And Jesus said, “Those who worship [God] must worship in spirit and truth” (John 4:24). And Jesus was very big on the Psalms.Psalm 31:5says, “Into Your hand I commit my spirit.” And the second half of that—we're familiar with the first half because Jesus quoted that on the…
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…to worship in truth. And Jesus said, “Those who worship [God] must worship in spirit and truth” (John 4:24). And Jesus was very big on the Psalms.Psalm 31:5says, “Into Your hand I commit my spirit.” And the second half of that—we're familiar with the first half because Jesus quoted that on the…
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…God who keeps covenant and steadfast love with those who love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations. That's so awesome. Listen toPsalm 31, verse 5. Into your hand I commit my spirit. You have redeemed me, O Lord, faithful God. Do you see the connection there between faithfulness and…
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…And having said this, he breathed his last. Now, when when Jesus says there, you know, into your hands I commit my spirit, it actually comes fromPsalm 31, verse 5. Psalm 31 is a psalm that expresses deep trust in God during times of distress and grief. Okay, and you just think about it. I mean, the anguish…
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…do when he saw the darkness seemingly overcoming all? He entrusted himself to his Father. And in doing so, he was quoting. He was quoting fromPsalm 31, verse 5. A psalm of David. A psalm of trust in dark times. A psalm where the psalmist talks about being unjustly attacked and fearing for his life. Who…
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…hands of a sovereign personal God. You know what? Jesus knew this psalm. I don't know if you picked it up as we're reading it, but when you get toPsalm 31:5, it says, into Your hand, I commit My spirit. Yeah. They're the final words of Jesus on the cross. Luke 23, father, into Your hands, I commit My…
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