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The writer starts with the next Hebrew letter as he continues this acrostic with a new set of eight lines (otherwise known as a new stanza.) Although it starts with another cry of agony, it is still the case for the Psalmist; so it is the case for some of the season we may go through with YAHWEH. God willing just 2 episodes left until we finish this long and incredible study through Psalm 119 ! :)

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In these next eight lines, the Psalmist shows us more of his heart cry for a victory in his trial. I share yet again, some of my theology behind how to correctly categorize “an idol in your heart” that we hear so flippantly used in the church today; we will get into that when I dive into verses 145-146. There seems to be a confidence growing in the Lord in these next eight lines from the Psalmist’ heart, some interesting Hebrew we dive into as well, and an extra dose of commentary as well!

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In these next 8 lines the Psalmist speaks a lot about righteousness. He continues to plead with the Lord his faithfulness in many different areas in his life, while continuing to share the afflictions of his heart. A heavy dose of commentary; some very insightful stuff in today’s episode and word studies :)

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Bible project video:

https://youtu.be/HCLuq_5o7_o?si=g46XJLeD3wTrqkB5

In today’s next eight lines, the Psalmist tells us the glories of God’s Word, continues to along for God’s favor for his continued trials; and seems to give a little bit more insight on the particular suffering he continues to go through. Some interesting Hebrew words we will dive into like verse 129 ‘wonderful’ or in 130 ‘light’ or even ‘iniquity’ seen in 133. Also, what does “the simple” mean in verse 130? A little bit of extra dose of commentary in today’s episode as well! Love you all!

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In this 16th episode of going through Psalm 119, the writer continues to plead for deliverance from those who continue to pursue him. He prays a very eye-opening verse in verse 126 that I would have never thought I would come across in scripture. AND at the beginning of today’s episode for those of you who are just joining the study through psalm 119, I go over a little recap of what we’ve read and what is going on as we get further along in Psalm 119.

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As we continued to study through Psalm 119, the writer continues to correspond “the wicked” with those who opposed that which is clear that they need to follow from The Lord. Some interesting Septuagint (otherwise known as the LXX) info we get into. Interesting commentary earlier on by my favorite Derek Kidner. And also new commentary by William MacDonald I found!

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This is part two of Psalm 119:105-112. The ending of part one cut out when I was preaching on verse 112, so here is the rest of verse 112 to the end! I was trying to mute my microphone because I was coughing that wasn’t working so then the episode ended on its own and I was very confused lol. Oddly enough; the audio on this one seems to be a lot better than part 1, please pray that I can figure this out as to why the audio isn’t always working because I thought I bought the right part to fix it last week.

Here’s that same link from part 1:

https://youtu.be/0T0odjgK4fc?si=SNuggodXkfKY39Yw

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At the end of this episode, I thought I muted my microphone so that you guys would not hear me cough so I apologize, but this is part one of the next eight lines the writer writes. This episode goes through only part of verse 112 and then part 2 is the rest! Before I started this episode, I tested my microphone to see if the quality would be better and it was working and then I listened to it at the end and then the sound seemed to still be coming from my phone so again I do apologize you guys, really trying to figure this out.

Sermon I’ve watched 3 times, so good:

https://youtu.be/0T0odjgK4fc?si=SNuggodXkfKY39Yw

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Realizing now after listening to this message that the audio is really bad:/ I apologize you guys. I will try to sit down soon and figure out what happened; but in these next eight lines, the writer takes a different turn and how he prays and it is quite interesting. The Lord has also brought some new tools my way to add to my studies here on Movius ministries, I really hope you come and listen; it’s really interesting :)

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In these next eight lines, the psalmist continues to plead his heart before the Lord as he talks about God’s word, how it is “firmly fixed” in the Heavens, he continues to reassure himself by looking at previous witnesses that God had helped because the Psalmist sees himself in those same situations compared to those whom The Lord helped. And then in the end, he sees that his obedience is not necessarily ‘perfection’ and gives God glory.

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