Day 138 (Psalm 26, 40, 58, 61-62, 64) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 17 May 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 beginning of Psalm 26, it may seem like David is boasting about his righteousness,
0:18.0	but as he continues on, he makes it clear that the source of his righteousness is God's steadfast love.
0:24.4	That's what enables him to trust in God.
0:27.2	In verse 3, he says he's walking in God's faithfulness, not his own.
0:31.8	This is another crucial distinction. He loves the nearness of
0:35.9	God and hates the things God opposes. This Psalm was likely written about the time when
0:40.9	so many of David's friends and family betrayed him
0:43.4	and joined forces with his estranged son, Absalom.
0:46.3	So the references to hypocrites and men of falsehood make a lot of sense.
0:50.6	David used to walk closely with these men, so you can see why he would want to set himself apart from them now that they've shown their true colors.
0:58.0	He wants to be markedly different as a man of integrity for the glory of God. He wants to be vindicated as he disassociates from
1:05.8	the evildoers. Psalm 40 covers a lot of ground. This was written to be a corporate song, but it was almost certainly born out of a lot of David's personal experiences.
1:16.0	If we zoom out on the timeline of his life,
1:19.0	this Psalm almost seems to fit his storyline perfectly so far.
1:22.0	In verse 1, he waits patiently by seems to fit his storyline perfectly so far.
1:23.0	In verse one, he waits patiently before the Lord,
1:26.1	just as he waited 15 years to be king.
1:28.8	In verse two, God drew him up out of the pit of destruction
1:32.4	when Saul was trying to destroy his life.
1:35.3	And David continued to praise God, and God continued to bless David.
1:39.9	He mentions repeatedly how he proclaimed God's goodness for all to hear.
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