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Psalms 41:9 · BSB
41:9 Even my close friend whom I trusted, the one who shared my bread, has lifted up his heel against me.
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…to betray me. One of you is going to raise his heel against me. That's what that means. This is a phrase, raise the heel against me, comes out ofPsalm 41 verse 9, where David is talking about and says this, he says, even my friend in whom I trusted, one who I ate my bread with, has raised his heel against…
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…is, there's a lot of double dipping going on. It's a family meal. He who has dipped his hand with me. Can you pass that bowl over? David wrote inPsalm 41, verse 9, even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me. Those who eat your bread are close friends in whom you…
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…with such gentle compassion to the servant whose ear was cut off? This was the way it had to be, the way foretold in history past by King David inPsalm 41, verse 9, when he wrote, even my close friend, someone I trusted, one who shared my bread has turned against me. And as Luke recorded himself in his account…
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…I have chosen, but this is to fulfill the passage of Scripture. He who shared my bread has turned against me. So in this passage, Jesus is quotingPsalm 41, verse 9. In the ancient Middle East, when somebody ate bread with you, that was a sign of friendship. It's an affirmation of a close connection that you…
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…contrast between the beautiful devotion of Mary, we saw last week, and the treacherous betrayal of one of Jesus' close friends. It takes us back toPsalm 41, verse 9. I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna read that verse to you and understand how this applies. Psalm 41 verse 9. This is prophesied centuries later for…
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…One who would take the sign of the covenant. The covenant of holiness and being bound to God. And put that covenant sign on God's enemies. InPsalm 41 verse 9, David wrote. My own familiar friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted up his heel against me. Saul pulling him into the court,…
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…risen up against me, the one who ate bread with me in John 1318. That's the context here. That's where Jesus is picking that quote up from. Is thisPsalm 41, verse 9? But we should never be discouraged. We should take it to the Lord in prayer, which we'll notice that that is exactly what David did in verse 31.…
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…Verse 17,. For he was numbered among us and was allotted his share in ministry. Now here, some commentators will say that he is alluding toPsalm chapter 41, verse 9. In Psalm 41, verse 9, david writes Even my close friend, in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me. So even his close…
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…resolution, I'm sorry, the resurrection is going to be the ultimate crushing of Satan's head by Jesus. You know what did Jesus just say, quotingPsalm 41:9, the one who eats my bread has raised his heel against me. And then Jesus goes on in verse 19 and says, I am telling you now, before it happens, so…
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…You have to, I have to think, he thinks he's been so sly, so secretive. But Jesus responds that this is all part of the plan. In fact, he quotesPsalm 41, verse 9, that says, Even my close friend, in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me. Jesus is in control. This betrayal doesn't…
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…of God. Psalm 41 beginning in verse 9, Jesus alludes to the words of David in his own experience of treachery, and it's found here in this verse ofPsalm 41, verse 9, David writes, Even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread has lifted his heel against me. You know what it means to lift your heel…
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…by following him. It's speaking of Judas' betrayal which we will go into next week. And this bit that is quoted, it might be in quotation marks, isPsalm 41 verse 9where David is speaking about betrayal by his own family. And it's a fulfillment of that prophecy. Jesus likewise says, I'm telling you now before…
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…Fulfilling a pattern in Scripture, but there's more than just that. And we could spend a sermon or a lesson just on each one of these. But considerPsalm 41, verse 9. David says, even my close friend in whom I trusted, the one who ate my bread. In other words, sat down at the table and had a meal with me, has…
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…You know why? Because he was betrayed By his son Absalom. Here Jesus calls His disciples Little children. And one of his children Will betray him.Psalm 41 verse 9Says Even my close friend David Describing Absalom In whom I trusted One of my princes Who ate my bread Has lifted his heel Against me But you oh…
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…particular thing, that is, to be the betrayer in fulfillment of the prophecy. That the one who has dipped the bread has lifted his heel against me.Psalm 41, verse 9. And so take comfort, struggling Christian. You're not Judas. But here's the warning. The warning is this it is possible to have clean feet and…
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…is about to be fulfilled. This is to fulfill this passage of scripture. He who shared my bread has turned against me. Jesus quotes here fromPsalm chapter 41, verse 9. Psalm 41 is a psalm of David in which David reflects on his own afflictions and prays about his own troubles. And if you know the story of David,…
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…said, I walk with you in the house of God and took sweet counsel with you, remember that? I believe David had a, he fulfill and mind when he wrotePsalm 41 verse 9and Psalm 41 verse 9, he spills his soul and he says the following, even my close friend in whom, I trusted, who ate my bread. He came over for…
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…also understand is that in this context, Jesus revealed that he knew who was going to betray him in accordance with the Old Testament passage. InPsalm 41, verse 9, the statement of the psalmist is this, that there would be someone who would betray Christ who had eaten his bread. And in saying that, he was…
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