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Psalms 51:4 · BSB
51:4 Against You, You only, have I sinned and done what is evil in Your sight, so that You may be proved right when You speak and blameless when You judge.
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…Don't do that. Every single time we sin against someone, we're we're simultaneously sinning against God. Every single time. That's why David, inPsalm 51, verses 2 through 4, after committing a great sin, he wrote, Wash me clean from my guilt, purify me from my sin, for I recognize my rebellion, it haunts me day and…
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…Don't do that. Every single time we sin against someone, we're we're simultaneously sinning against God. Every single time. That's why David, inPsalm 51, verses 2 through 4, after committing a great sin, he wrote, Wash me clean from my guilt, purify me from my sin, for I recognize my rebellion, it haunts me day and…
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…thee only have I sinned and done this evil in thy sight, and thou might be justified when thou speakest, and be, hey, uh, clear when thou judgest.Psalms 51:4. It might also be noted here, too, that the word confess is in the present tense. It's a continual confessing. Don't you wish you could just say,…
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…it like this. Every sin, no matter how private or quiet, is an affront to the holiness, goodness, and kindness of God. This is what David meant inPsalm 51, verse 4, when, after he committed adultery and murder, and tried to cover both of them up, he confessed to God. He says, Against you, you only have I…
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…he had sinned. He said, look at verse 20. I've sinned against the Lord God. Remember what David said? Against thee and thee only have I sinned.Psalms 51:4. And then notice what else he says. Look at the approach. When I saw, one of the most effective approaches of sin is through the eye gate. You know…
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…for this very reason. Therefore, the for those of you who are like me who have trouble recognizing your brokenness, I invite you to look atPsalm 51, verses 3 through 6with me now. They say this. For I know my transgressions, and my sin is ever before me. Against you and you only have I sinned and done what is…
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…God. It necessarily turns us to confession. If we see our sin and are sorrowful as a result of it, we will confess it. And we'll confess it to God.Psalm 51, verse 4. This is David. After he's taken Bathsheba and he's sent her husband to the front lines to be killed, he has essentially murdered her husband, he…
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…This great offense Did he sin against Bathsheba He certainly did Did he sin against Uriah He certainly did Right But listen to what he says InPsalm 51 Verse 4Against you Speaking to God Against you You only Have I sinned And done what is evil In your sight Isn't that phenomenal We should reflect upon…
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…kind of a when you see something like that in quotes, and Paul in Romans 3 is quoting something. What he's quoting here is he's quoting David fromPsalm 51, verse 4. Psalm 51 is a psalm of confession that David wrote after he committed adultery with a woman named Bathsheba and had her husband killed. So if you…
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…that offense against God, when was the last time you said, you know, and if I do this, this is supremely, this is supremely offensive to God.Psalm 51, verse 4, David, when he walks out in public and hands a brief song to John Kroll and says, would you sing this Sunday? And John Kroll helps us with music…
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