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In Psalm 39, David recognizes the shortness of life. Rather than give up hope, he brings his concerns before God. In doing so, David realizes that we were made for eternity, and our security lies in the only eternal God.

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The road to Emmaus is a road every believer who would be a better Christian must walk. It’s a journey that starts in doubt and ends in joy, love, and true devotion. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he visits the scene of two disciples who had lost their faith in the Lord and were headed home in their sorrow on the road to Emmaus.

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In Psalm 39, David recognizes the shortness of life. Rather than give up hope, he brings his concerns before God. In doing so, David realizes that we were made for eternity, and our security lies in the only eternal God.

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You can’t hide your sin from God. He sees all and knows all. Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 38, where David is physically sick, and he realizes that his illness is a direct result of his actions. Although David’s body is weak, he knows that God won’t forsake him, and he’s waiting on the promises of his Savior’s grace and mercy.

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Don’t worry—the sovereign God is on our side! This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re focusing on the second half of Psalm 37, where David continues to contrast the righteous and the wicked. David reminds us that blessings abound when we choose to follow the ways of the Lord. And what about the wicked? God has a plan!

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It can be hard to wait on God when we see evil all around, and the wicked seem to go unpunished. But if we look up to God and look ahead to the fulfillment of His promises, we can be sure that God won’t forget. Today on The Bible Study Hour, we’re studying the first half of Psalm 37, where David is comparing the way of wickedness and the way of righteousness. We’re reminded to fix our eyes on God, and to “take the long view.” The Lord has promised to sustain the righteous, and deal with the wicked in His time.

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Deceit or delight? We have a choice! This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re taking a closer look at Psalm 36, where David describes the ways of the wicked, in contrast with the righteousness of God. We can choose the path of deceit, or we can pursue God’s ways. When we commit ourselves to following God, His unending faithfulness and unfailing love are our reward.

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While Jesus’ encounter with the men on the road to Emmaus may not be thought of as a sermon per se, Jesus did indeed preach them a comprehensive message expositing what the Old Testament prophets said about His coming and His mission. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he reviews the abundance of Old Testament Scripture pointing to Christ and the sermon he may have preached on the way to Emmaus.

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This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll take a closer look at Psalm 35, a call for righteous judgment, where David pleads his own innocence and begs God for justice. He once again asks God to rescue him, and to bring judgment upon his wicked enemies.

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Taste and see that the Lord is good! This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll see in Psalm 34 that David has once again escaped the hands of his enemy. He has nothing and no one, yet David gives his testimony of all that God has done for Him. This psalm is a reminder that we should praise God at all times, through both the good and the bad.

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