Day 140 (Psalm 5, 38, 41-42) - Year 4

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 20 May 2022

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible recap.
0:13.2	In Psalm 5, David, the King, calls God His King.
0:18.2	It's an act of humility and worship to recognize that even though he is the ruler of a nation,
0:23.5	he's still subordinate to God.
0:26.0	In verse 7, after pointing out that evil won't dwell in God's house, he recognizes that
0:31.4	the only reason he gets to be in God's presence is not because he himself is good, but because
0:37.0	God is good.
0:39.1	He says, I, through the abundance of your steadfast love, will enter your house.
0:45.1	David knows his own wickedness.
0:46.6	He hasn't forgotten.
0:48.2	He doesn't think he's perfect.
0:50.0	He just knows he's been forgiven for it because of his relationship with God.
0:54.0	And again, his fear of God draws him near to God, doesn't push him away.
0:59.7	In verse 10, when David asked God to punish his enemies, he doesn't ask God to do it in
1:04.3	response to their evil against him, but in response to their evil against God.
1:10.0	He says, cast them out for they have rebelled against you.
1:15.1	David's love for justice is adjacent to his love for God.
1:19.8	Psalm 38 really endears me to David. We've probably all experienced some situation like
1:25.1	this before.
1:26.6	David is enduring all kinds of pain and suffering simultaneously, physical, emotional,
1:31.2	spiritual, relational, and he knows it's the result of his own sin and foolishness.
1:36.7	He repents of his sin and accepts that these are his consequences, but he asked God to bring
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