Day 116 (Psalm 73, 77-78) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 25 April 2024

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	In the first half of Psalm 73, the Psalmist Aesaf bemoans the prosperity of the wicked.
0:18.8	He's watching their lives and he sees them flourishing.
0:22.0	As I was reading this, I wondered about Aesaf's life as he was
0:25.0	putting pen to scroll. Is he thriving too or is he struggling? Is he comparing himself
0:31.3	to the wicked? Frustrated that they're getting all the things he thinks he deserves?
0:35.0	Is this jealousy? Or is it a desire for justice? What's happening in his heart?
0:41.0	Aesaff does some digging in his heart and his perspective shifts as soon as he goes to
0:46.1	worship God.
0:47.1	That's when Aesaff remembers what has eternal value.
0:50.4	An earthly prosperity isn't on that list.
0:53.0	He remembers that nearness to God is what truly feeds his soul.
0:57.0	Aesaf had to take his eyes off others and possibly off himself as well,
1:01.0	before his heart could shift. He confessed to God that before his heart
1:05.6	changed he was a bitter man and it shaped the way he viewed God. In verses 21 through 22,
1:10.9	he says, When my soul was embittered, when I was pricked in heart,
1:15.0	I was brutish and ignorant.
1:17.0	I was like a beast toward you.
1:19.0	In Hebrews, the phrase,
1:21.0	when I was pricked in heart actually says something more along the
1:24.5	lines of I felt stabbed in my kidneys it's less poetic and more graphic but you can
1:29.8	probably relate I've certainly felt stabbed in my kidneys before.
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