This episode looks at Psalm 7:5, “let the enemy pursue my soul and overtake it, and let him trample my life to the ground and lay my glory in the dust. Selah.” We should pray for God’s justice to be done here on earth, including in our own lives. What that means is that we want all sin to be atoned for, either on the cross of Christ through faith or in the punishment of sinners.

Psalm 7:5–God, May Your Justice Be Satisfied

A little bit each day! We look at the Bible one verse at a time (and still in context!) in hopes of training our mind, heart, and hands (actions) to glorify God in all things. This makes for a great companion in the morning to launch into further study or prayer. 

Josh Bremerman graduated from Bethlehem Seminary in Minneapolis, MN and works for Training Leaders International as a curriculum developer. He eagerly desires to build others up in finding delight in the Scriptures, enjoying communion with God through prayer, and living righteously in action. Find out more at joshbremerman.com.

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A little bit each day! We look at the Bible one verse at a time (and still in context!) in hopes of training our mind, heart, and hands (actions) to glorify God in all things. This makes for a great companion in the morning to launch into further study or prayer. Josh Bremerman graduated from Bethlehem Seminary in Minneapolis, MN and works for Training Leaders International as a curriculum developer. He eagerly desires to build others up in finding delight in the Scriptures, enjoying communion with God through prayer, and living righteously in action. Find out more at joshbremerman.com.

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Psalm 7:5–God, May Your Justice Be Satisfied

Psalm 7:5–God, May Your Justice Be Satisfied