Day 125 (Psalm 1-2, 15, 22-24, 47, 68) - Year 2

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 4 May 2020

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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	Today we covered eight Psalms that span a variety of tones and topics.
0:18.0	We start up with Psalm 1 which contrast the Wicked Man with the righteous man.
0:22.0	It says the righteous man will be different from the
0:24.4	wicked man in the way he thinks, acts, and engages with the world around him.
0:28.0	And because of that, he's blessed. One of the things the righteous man thinks about is the word of God. He delights in it.
0:36.8	This delight in God causes him to flourish in every area that matters, and no matter what
0:41.8	the circumstances are around him, he'll be sustained and upheld
0:45.6	by God's Word as his source of life.
0:49.3	Psalm 2 was probably either written for or in response to David's coronation. It's all
0:54.4	about the new king and how the other nations of the world set themselves up
0:57.6	against him. They want to overthrow the power of Israel as a nation. But God
1:02.4	looks at Israel's enemies who are his enemies and
1:05.4	laughs because it's laughable to oppose God. We've touched on this briefly in the
1:10.9	past but it bears repeating. The only time
1:13.5	scripture shows God laughing is at his enemies. And here's an example of that. But
1:19.4	be careful not to imagine it is just some kind of maniacal laugh where he's rubbing his hands together and
1:24.2	squinting down at them.
1:25.8	He's not cruel, he's just.
1:29.4	Psalm 15 is a divitic psalm and boy it makes it sound impossible to get close to God doesn't it?
1:35.3	He's specifically talking about the state of a man's heart when he's entering the
1:38.8	tabernacle or the presence of God. It reminds us that God is holy and we are not and that his standards are higher than we could
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