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Ps. 72:15-20
Ps. 72:15-20
If you are at my age, you probably have experienced loss of a loved one in your family. Or maybe you are younger.
When the psalmist sings: May you live forever. When we wish someone in our life to live forever, we also wish they will be respected and cherished forever.
We live in a age we are not in charge of uncertainties. The King of the Great Britain may say" Long live the King" or "Long live the Queen" when their monarch shifts power. The United States is trying to find her next president. People quit voting because they do not have a satisfactory leaders available.
However. When the psalmist say I wish you live forever, he was singing to the eternal king, the unique king, the living king who has the past, present, and future in his hands. Who is never lacking true worshippers. Let's enjoy this psalm.
Ps.72 concludes the book two of the book of the Psalms. Thank you friends.
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Ps. 72:15-20
If you are at my age, you probably have experienced loss of a loved one in your family. Or maybe you are younger.
When the psalmist sings: May you live forever. When we wish someone in our life to live forever, we also wish they will be respected and cherished forever.
We live in a age we are not in charge of uncertainties. The King of the Great Britain may say" Long live the King" or "Long live the Queen" when their monarch shifts power. The United States is trying to find her next president. People quit voting because they do not have a satisfactory leaders available.
However. When the psalmist say I wish you live forever, he was singing to the eternal king, the unique king, the living king who has the past, present, and future in his hands. Who is never lacking true worshippers. Let's enjoy this psalm.
Ps.72 concludes the book two of the book of the Psalms. Thank you friends.