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Psalms 68:23 · BSB
68:23 that your foot may be dipped in the blood of your foes—the tongues of your dogs in the same.”
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…pit. He brought me out of an horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock and established my goings. Amen. he brought me outpsalm chapter 68psalm chapter 68 just a few pages over. Psalms chapter 68, we'll be reading verses 5 and 6. It says, A father of the fatherless and a judge of the…
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…greatness of the sovereign power of God now has given you not just salvation, but has given you service. Therefore, Paul says, and he quotes fromPsalm chapter 68here, when he ascended on high, he led a host of captives, and he gave them gifts. He gave gifts to men. You will remember in Psalm chapter 68, the…
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…that little chunk, that's what that means there. And So what we see here is that Paul is actually quoting from the Old Testament, from the book ofPsalms, chapter 68. But here's what's interesting. It's not an exact direct quote like you might expect. So take a look at this next slide. This is a side by side of…
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…us such a great purpose. This is one of the reasons Jesus came down. Look at what Paul says here in verse number eight. Paul is about to quote uhPsalm chapter 68. Now, Psalm 68 is a it's a triumphal entry psalm. It's the kind of psalm that might be sung or played on the radio whenever a general came back…
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…receives blessed words in life. Now God does not leave you empty because the Bible says that he's a father to the fatherless. In the book ofPsalm, chapter 68, verse five, he's a father to the fatherless. Now let me tell you about him, man. His name is Ben Hooper, and he grew up with a single mom. And so…
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…not here for he is risen. The angels, they saw his resurrection, but we also know that lastly they saw Christ's ascension into heaven, into glory.Psalm chapter 68, it tells us that when Jesus ascended back up into heaven, that thousands of angels escorted Jesus from earth to heaven. So just as they saw the…
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…interested, you can go to the what's it called Bible project, Tim Mackie's Bible Project, and he has this great probably 20 minute exegesis ofPsalm chapter 68and it is beautiful. It is worth your time to go look for that and to do that, but I'm just not going to do it here. The picture that he says here…
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The book ofPsalms chapter 68. And verse number five. The word of the Lord says, a father to the fatherless. A defender of widows is God in his holy habitation. God sets the…
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…God, what are you saying to me through this message? What are you saying to me personally? But the the scripture that God reminded me of is inPsalm chapter 68. The Bible says that God places the lonely in families. You maybe came in here feeling alone. You maybe came in here feeling like you've been doing…
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…your dad was, and so much more. That's why the psalmist David, when he talks about God, I love, I love how he talks about God. He says this inPsalm chapter 68Sing to God, sing in praise of his name, extoll him who rides on the clouds, rejoice before him. His name is the Lord. Listen to the magnitude and…
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