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Psalms 40:17 · BSB
40:17 But I am poor and needy; may the Lord think of me. You are my helper and deliverer; O my God, do not delay.
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…never be judged for sin. You will never experience the wrath of God for sin. Why? Because Jesus paid it all. He took all the wrath of God for you.Psalm 40 verse 17. But I, it's one of my favorite verses, but I am poor and needy, but the Lord He thinketh on me. Psalm 40, verse 17, that's Psalm 40 verse. Matthew…
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…go ahead and just kind of just, okay. All right, that's done. That's done. Now that's it. That's your poor me moment. Come on. Let me just quotePsalms 40 verse 17. I am poor and needy. Yet. I love how David does this. He gets right down into the poor me category. I am poor and needy. Yet. Yet what? Yet the…
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…the plans of the poor, but the Lord is his refuge. You can see how God cares about the powerless, how God cares about the poor. He is his refuge.Psalm 40, verse 17. As for me, this is David speaking, a king, not someone who's necessarily physically poor, but what did he say? I am poor and needy. I am poor in…
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…is that Jesus has never required perfection. He invites us into relationship. And that's what we have to prioritize. Listen to David's prayer inPsalm chapter 40, verse 17from the message paraphrase. And me, I'm a mess. I want nothing and have nothing. And I believe David here is turning us on to something that we…
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…you know, this is so fundamental to our hearts cry and our human desires. So today we're in Psalm 70. And Psalm 70 is nearly an exact quote fromPsalm 40 verses 13 to 17. It's almost exact. Both are of David. And it's sort of as though David is looking at Psalm 40 and he's thinking that's a great song. And you know…
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…By night, yet I have no rest. Psalm 6, 6. I am weary from my groaning. With my tears I dampen my bed and I drench my couch every night. Psalm 66.Psalm 40, verse 17. Now, I don't want to give the impression that David was always sad or despondent. There are plenty of other Psalms and experiences in the life of…
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…writes, The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer. My God is my rock in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation. InPsalm 40, verse 17, what is... David really got a hang of it. You go through the Bible, David writes about this over and over again, that he is a deliverer. Psalm 40,…
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…for a moment. Jesus is fulfilling words that we see spoken about God's character way back in your Old Testament. I want to point us to a verse inPsalms 40, verse 17. The psalmist says this As for me, I am poor and needy. May the Lord think of me. You are my help and my deliverer. You are my God and do not…
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…Lord be magnified!” 17 Since I am afflicted and needy, let the Lord be mindful of me. You are my help and my deliverer; do not delay, O my God. (Ps. 40:13–17NASB) Now, notice in the first part of the psalm, in verse 5, he says, “God's thoughts toward me are too numerous to be counted.” And then at the…
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…today, your real question is: is God the kind of God who cares about what's happening in my life? Does he know? Does he care? Is he interested? InPsalm 40, verse 17, I think it is right at the end of the psalm. The psalmist says, I'm needy and I'm poor, but you, God, you take thought of me. You are the one who…
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…about the poor, he's not talking about the economically poor. It's not merely the economically poor. So you could go to Psalm 86 verse 1. OrPsalm 40 verse 17. And you'll find that the wicked try to bring down the poor and needy. And they try to slay those who walk uprightly. Do you see how the terms are…
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