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Psalms 68:18 · BSB
68:18 You have ascended on high; You have led captives away. You have received gifts from men, even from the rebellious, that the LORD God may dwell there.
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…knew this story. In fact, that's what Ephesians 1 through 3 is all about. It's about their story and how their story plays out. And so Paul quotesPsalm 68, verse 18. You ascended on high, leading a host of captives. In your train and receiving gifts among men. But Paul inverts it. Notice it again. When he…
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…start. Verses 5 through 10 tell us about the giver of these gifts. The giver of spiritual gift, Paul says, is the ascended Christ. Paul quotesPsalm 68, verse 18, to explain this fact. When he ascended on high, he led a host of captives and he gave gifts to men. Paul cites Psalm 68 to portray the risen…
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…the saving of their eternal and precious souls. Forgive us we ask for Christ's sake. Amen. Let us conclude by singing to God's praise in Psalm 68.Psalm 68 verse 18. The tune is Sheffield. Thou hast, O Lord most glorious, ascended up on high. And in triumph victorious led captive captivity. Thou hast received…
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…be a leg. And I will give you the means, the spiritual graces needed to function as one. This is what verse 8 is all about. Paul actually quotesPsalm 68, verse 18to kind of paint this picture to help us understand this. It says, when he ascended on high, he led a host of captives, and he gave gifts to men.…
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…Far above all the heavens So that he might fill all things. As Paul went on in verse 8, he quoted from Psalm 68, and at least partly from verse 18.Psalm 68 verse 18proclaimed, You have ascended on high, you have led captives your captives, you have received gifts among men, even among the rebellious also, that…
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…to conclude singing in Psalm 68 from the Scottish Psalter. Psalm number 68 from the Scottish Psalter. And we're going to sing verses 18 to 20.Psalm 68 verses 18 to 20. Thou hast, O Lord, most glorious, ascended up on high, and in triumph, victorious, led, captive, captivity. Thou hast received gifts for men, for…
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…this day, pardoning our sin and accepting us for Jesus' sake. Amen. Well, our final psalm is Psalm 68, psalm we quoted from, read part of earlier.Psalm 68, verses 18 to 20, on page 303, so it's in the Scottish Psalter, singing to Tune Sheffield, Thou hast, O Lord, most glorious, ascended up on high, and in triumph…
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…gone astray and the lord has laid on upon him. The iniquity of us all but also know that he would have gone to the Psalms he would have gone toPsalms 68 Verse 18to talk about Christ's Ascension, he would have gone to Psalms 41, 9 to talk about Christ's betrayal. He would have gone to Psalms 45, verses, 6…
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…Jesus Christ has given the church. Verse 7, but grace was given to each one of us according to the measure of Christ's gift. In the next verse,Psalm 68:18is quoted from the Old Testament as an Old Testament prophecy of Christ giving gifts to the church as the ascended Lord. Now, there's two ways that…
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…Christ, who was taken up in glory, and now God's glory dwells in the hearts of every believer. This is what was prophesied in the Old Testament.Psalm 68, verse 18. You ascended on high, speaking about the Messiah. You ascended on high. He came to earth, then he ascends, he resurrects, and he ascends back to…
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…the very one who ascended higher than all the heavens in order to fill the whole universe. Clear? We good? All right. The Apostle Paul is quotingPsalm 68, verse 18, and he's actually referencing this picture that was common in their day. They didn't have the news cycle, they didn't have Twitter to know what…
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…ascended back to heaven. And in his Ascension, the scripture tells us that he led a host of captives in his train that unusual statement. Found inPsalm 68 verse 18, but it's quoted in Ephesians 4:8 and the Apostle Paul applies it. To the Ascension of Jesus Christ. It refers to Jesus, taking the defeated devil…
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…the very one who ascended higher than all the heavens in order to fill the whole universe. Now what Paul is doing there, he's borrowing a line fromPsalm 68 verse 18. In Psalm 68 verses 16 17 just before it, God sets his sight on Mount Zion and moves as it says there with tens of thousands and thousands of…
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…further the work of the church. And so he wants to communicate that and to undergird that truth that Jesus went up and and gave gifts, he looks toPsalm 68 verse 18. When he ascended on high, he led a host of captives, and he gave gifts to men. And Paul uses that reference point. But it seems that when he is…
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