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Psalms 50:10 · BSB
50:10 for every beast of the forest is Mine—the cattle on a thousand hills.
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…just in the creation period, but even today they're very much important to God, okay? Now as you turn into Psalm 104, I'm going to read to you fromPsalm 50, verse 10, it says, for every beast of the forest is mine. Of course, this is God speaking. The Psalmist is writing on God's behalf and he's saying, and the…
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…belonged to pagans. Well sure, the meat did belong to pagans, but Paul's point is who did it belong to before the pagans? This verse came to mind.Psalm 50, verse 10for every beast of the forest. Is mine and the cattle upon a thousand hills? By the way, it still all belongs to him, even if the pagans think it…
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…things God's way, and God's way is that we acknowledge him and we live in the right relationship with him. Throwing money at God does not do that.Psalm 50, verse 10, 11 says, For every beast of the forest is mine. This is the Lord talking. The cattle on a thousand hill. I know all the birds of the hills, and…
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…and big you just can't even really put a number to it. So let's put a thousand up there and just kind of multiply. Right? And then think aboutPsalm chapter 50 verse 10. Again, it's going to be on the screen. For every beast of the forest is mine, the cattle on a thousand hills. Now here's my question to you. Let's…
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