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Psalms 62:10 · BSB
62:10 Place no trust in extortion or false hope in stolen goods. If your riches increase, do not set your heart upon them.
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…And our third prayer prompt is this Father, help me release what I cannot control. That's a big one. Because boy, do we like control, don't we? So,Psalm chapter 62. Psalm 62, starting in verse 5. Let all that I am quiet wait quietly before the Lord, for my hope is in him. We're not good at that. We want…
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…How could he get there? And believe it or not, I believe the answer is found in a different passage of Scripture. Would you turn, please toPsalm chapter 62? You'll never guess who wrote this Psalm. Now, I cannot tell you that David wrote this Psalm right now. I can't say that. But I have to wonder if…
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…to this earlier, but I want to invite you, if you've got maybe two Bible dividers, or if you can use a thumb and your Bible ribbon, to turn toPsalm chapter 62. Turn to Psalm chapter 62. This is a psalm of David. We don't have the actual author of Psalm 130, but Psalm 62, we know that this is a psalm of…
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