Praise the Lord, everybody.

Welcome back to the Biblius Network.

We are glad that you have taken the time out of your busy schedule to join us here

to talk about the great things of God, to the bibliophiles, to theophili, the lovers of God, the lovers of God, the lovers of the word. We want to take a little time,

meditate on the things of God. This is the Psalm, the Psalms chapter one mandate,

that we would meditate upon these things day and night.

That man would be like a tree planted by the rivers of water.

It brings forth fruit in his season.

Whatever he does shall prosper.

So it is a great day to be apostolic.

I pray that you're enjoying the blessing of the Lord.

God has been good to us here in Durham.

And I had some things that I wanted to share with you today.

Let's dive right in to Psalms 26.

I was reading the other day.

And it is here that the psalmist, this is the psalmist, this is the psalmist David, he says,

judge me, O Lord, for I have walked in my integrity. I have trusted also in the Lord, therefore I shall not slide.

I shall not slide. So as I'm trying to develop continuity, as I'm trying to develop

faithfulness, this is a good psalm to help you with that. Examine me, O Lord, prove me, try my reins

in my heart, for thy loving kindnesses before mine eyes, I have walked in thy truth.

A powerful psalm about personal reflection, looking closely at oneself, introspection, to look inwardly.

It's at the end, verse 9, where he says, gather not my soul with sinners, nor my life with bloody men, in whose hands is mischief, their right hand

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