66. The Book of Psalms, Part 131 (Psalms 70:1-5) – Pr. Will Weedon, 3/7/25

The Word of the Lord Endures Forever

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Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 7 March 2025

⏱️ 16 minutes

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

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0:00.0	Join me for a hymn sing at the 2025 issues, etc., making the case conference.
0:06.1	Friday, July 18th and Saturday, July 19th, at Concordia University, Chicago.
0:11.3	This year's theme, The Word of God.
0:14.5	Learn more and register at issuesetc.org.
0:19.2	The Word of the Lord Endures Forever is brought to you in part by the Lutheran Heritage Foundation.
0:25.4	LHF is a recognized service organization of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, dedicated to
0:31.2	translating and publishing the books of our Lutheran faith into more than 100 languages for
0:36.7	our Christian brothers and sisters around the world.
0:39.9	Learn how you can take part in their work at LHFMissions.org.
0:50.6	Welcome to the Word of the Lord Endures Forever with Pastor Will Whedon.
0:55.0	We pray then here that we may not give ear to the devil's lies,
1:00.0	that we have so sinned that God has forsaken us.
1:03.0	Rather, we pray that the devil may be driven back.
1:08.0	The devil and all the demons who would say such nonsense to us. We are forgiven
1:13.6	in the blood of the Son. His blood has answered for our every sin and is our confidence.
1:19.6	The Word of the Lord endures forever is a daily verse-by-verse Bible study with the church,
1:25.6	past and present. Pastor Whedon is leading us in a study with the church, past and present.
1:33.0	Pastor Whedon is leading us in a study of the book of Psalms, chapters 42 through 72.
1:38.6	The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, to the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit,
1:40.1	be with you all. Amen.
1:42.2	Greetings, people, loved by God.
1:47.7	So last time we closed out Psalm 69, and remember that the closing verses showed us a remarkable shift from the cursing that had preceded, or the lamentation that
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