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Psalms 36:2 · BSB
36:2 For his eyes are too full of conceit to detect or hate his own sin.
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…way of the righteous. It talks about the wicked and the lives that they lead and the righteous and the lives that they lead. Look for instance atPsalm 36:1–4. Watch how he describes the sin and the sinner, the transgressions. 1 Transgression speaks to the ungodly within his heart; there is no fear of God…
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…way of the righteous. It talks about the wicked and the lives that they lead and the righteous and the lives that they lead. Look for instance atPsalm 36:1–4. Watch how he describes the sin and the sinner, the transgressions. 1 Transgression speaks to the ungodly within his heart; there is no fear of God…
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…the last hundreds of years. And obviously there's insights in that. I'm not anti-reading, I'm not anti-knowledge, but very few of them can surpassPsalm 36, verse 2, that says, we flatter ourselves too much to detect or hate our own sin. We flatter ourselves too much to detect or hate our own sin. That is a…
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…Andrew, could you put up this next point for me, please? Here's the problem. I'm not smart enough to say this, and if you disagree with this, it'sPsalm 36, verse 2. Take it up with God. I flatter myself too much to detect or hate my own sin. That is profoundly wise. Even if you don't believe that the Bible is…
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