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Psalms 4:2–3 · BSB
4:2 How long, O men, will my honor be maligned? How long will you love vanity and seek after lies? Selah
4:3 Know that the LORD has set apart the godly for Himself; the LORD hears when I call to Him.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…priest of the time about this. He was talking about to a woman who was really the least likely to experience the presence of God. Let's read itPsalm chapter 4, John chapter 4, verse 21. Jesus said to her, woman, believe me, the hour is coming when you will neither on this mountain nor in Jerusalem worship…
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…So he would have known verses like Psalm 63, because your steadfast love is better than life, my lips will praise you. He would have knownPsalm chapter 4, you have put more joy in my heart than they have when their grain and their wine abound. He would have known the prophet Habakkuk who says this,…
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…life. And there's a scripture that has been on my heart and mind, and I want to share it with you tonight. Please forgive me if I stumble. But it'sPsalms chapter 4, and it's from the NIV 1984. So you probably don't have that version of the NIV. So if you're looking on your phones, it'll show that I'm incorrect…
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But it is a joy to be back here worshiping with my home church. And so I'm thankful for that. Last week Evan gave a wonderful exposition ofPsalm chapter 4. ! Absalom as their backdrop. And we've already talked about that pretty extensively. So we're not going to go into that as much. But I do want to…
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…your Bible, and I hope you do, go and make your way to the book of Psalms. That's right about the. Middle of your Bible. And then make your way toPsalm Chapter 4, Psalm chapter 4 this morning. Y'all I love the psalms. I think that it's one of my favorite books in the Bible, and for lots of reasons, but for…
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…pain, that's something we as a church are called to do together, to pursue peace in present pain together. If you have your Bibles, we'll be inPsalm chapter 4this morning, the fourth Psalm. Last week, Pastor Brett led us through Psalm 3, which was a personal Psalm of David to comfort him during a time of…
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If you have a copy of God's Word, turn to the Psalms. We're going to look at Psalm 4 this morning, so go to the center of your BiblePsalm chapter 4. This Psalm Psalm 4, is known as a personal lament, and this Psalm is part of the largest category of the book of Psalms, which is Psalms of…
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…with Jesus. I pray that it's a gift to you and so would you join us. Grace and peace. We continue our journey praying the Psalms and today we're inPsalm chapter 4where David writes this answer me when I call to you my righteous God. Give me relief from my distress. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. How…
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…the glory of God, that glory goes to the bedroom and that bedroom is restored to its mandate A place to sleep, a place to rest, a place to enjoyPsalms, chapter 4and verse 8. Only God's glory can bring bedrooms back to their mandates, and also the sitting room and I prayed a place of fellowship, of…
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…with anything in our life than we are. He is more intimately involved with anything in our life than we are. He cares supremely for us. Here inPsalm chapter 4, this psalm is one of lament and confidence. It follows Psalm chapter 3 and David's confidence in the Lord in the midst of him fleeing for his…
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…off a little bit anyway, I mean like probably not. But this is what David's talking about in Psalm 4. And so I'm going to have a stand. As we readPsalm chapter 4, verses 1 through 8. He says Answer me when I call, o God of my righteousness. You have given me relief when I was in distress. Be gracious to me and hear my prayer, o…
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…that biblical anger fights for God's glory. Now the first part of verse 26 is a quote from Psalm 4. Let me read a couple of verses for you. InPsalm chapter 4starting in verse 2, David says, It says, So David wrote this Psalm out of his distress, probably at a time when his son Absalon had rebelled…
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…seen over the past several weeks that David is on the run from his son Absalom, and the Lord has sustained him through the night. Last week, we sawPsalm chapter 4. He laid down and slept in peace. And now, Psalm chapter 5, he wakes up again. And once again, what does he do? First thing in the morning, he…
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…joy, because it's a joy that goes beneath circumstances, deeper down than just circumstances. Look what the psalmist says there in your notes fromPsalm chapter 4. He writes, you have given me greater joy than those who have abundant harvests of grain and new wine. Now check this out just for a second. He's…
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Psalm 4, verses 1 to 8. Answer me when I call, O God of my righteousness. You have given me relief when I was in distress. Be gracious to me and hear my prayer. O men,…
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