209. The Book of Psalms, Part 146 (Psalms 78:1-8) – Pr. Will Weedon, 7/28/25

The Word of the Lord Endures Forever

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🗓️ 28 July 2025

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“Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word” by Kirk Meyer

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0:55.0	Wait, you say, am I implying that by the works of the law we can be justified?
0:59.0	Oh, perish the thought.
1:01.0	We have all failed to keep them, and we need the forgiveness of Jesus every single day.
1:08.0	But people love by God, it is still His will, that by the power of His Holy Spirit,
1:14.3	we seek to conform our lives to His commandments.
1:18.3	The Word of the Lord endures forever is a daily verse-by-verse Bible study with the church,
1:23.4	past and present. Pastor Whedon is leading us in a study of the book of Psalms, Chapter 73 through 89.
1:30.3	The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all. Amen.
1:38.3	Greetings, people, loved by God. Well, as you know, I remember, our previous study, we wrapped up Psalm 77, a Psalm
1:46.4	where the author had turned to a sort of holy nostalgia in order to comfort his anxious heart,
1:54.1	fearing that Israel's sins and rebellions had perhaps led God simply to turn away from his mercy.
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