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Psalms 40:6 · BSB
40:6 Sacrifice and offering You did not desire, but my ears You have opened. Burnt offerings and sin offerings You did not require.
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…and our greatest source of hope is not found in our own lives, but in the life of Jesus Christ. The writers of Hebrews in the New Testament quotesPsalm 40, verses 6 to 8, from the Greek version of the Old Testament, and puts those words into Jesus' mouth. So imagine Jesus saying these words sacrifice an offering…
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…Lord Jesus didn't offer a shadow, he offered himself in submission. What I want you to note about verses five to ten is that it's a quotation fromPsalm 40, verses 6 to 8. This was a psalm of David. But David didn't fully realize that what David wrote in his own experience was actually a description of what Jesus…
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…more than just this about entering into the house of God and what we will find. So, for instance, regarding sacrifices, hear what David wrote inPsalm 40, verses 6 through 8. He said, In sacrifice and offerings you have not delighted, but you have given me an open ear. Burnt offering and sin offering you have not…
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…that fire. So how did God feel when the Jews following the law offered up their propitiation? In Hebrews 10, verse 5, the author, paraphrasingPsalms 40, verse 6-8, positions the passage as Christ's own words and says that it is Jesus' understanding, not his own, that God hath taken no pleasure in any of the…
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…Forever and ever. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. I'm going to sing again in Psalm 40. Psalm number 40 and sing psalms on page 50 of the psalm books.Psalm 40 verses 1 to 8on page 50. I waited long upon the Lord. He heard my cry and turned to me. He raised me from the slimy pit. And from the mire he pulled me free.…
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…not desired, but a body You have prepared for Me.” That's a little bit different, isn't it? No, that's a lot different. “My ears You have opened” (Ps. 40:6); “A body You have prepared for Me” (Heb. 10:5). So why is it that the author of Hebrews misquotes—does he misquote Psalm 40? Or what's going on…
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