And then.

The Okay, let's do this thing. Welcome to another episode of 40 minutes

in the Old Testament live from Here We Still Standing,

you guys feeling good?

Does it feel good to be back out and about?

Yeah, it feels good.

I like it.

So per usual, when we do these live things we we don't just pick up wherever we ended because we know not everybody at this conference listens to 40 minutes in the Old Testament so we don't want to jump into a story or halfway through a narrative

and stuff so we pick some different text to go over and this year we have decided to go over

Psalm 19.

We told Caleb that you know hey you can be a guest on the show and he was like, sweet.

And then we said, we can do Psalm 19 and he said, that's a pretty pro-nomian psalm.

And he said, that's correct. That's correct. That's correct. So we're going to see what we can do with it.

Chad, this is the law of the Lord's perfect Psalm of David.

Yeah, it is.

And one of the first things that struck me about this,

just worthy of comment, it's not directly related

just to this Psalm.

But it's something I've thought about before

with all 150 of these, is we think of these as prayers, right?

And they are. These are prayers. But when you're going through Psalm 19, you go,

first, first, second, third, fourth, you know, you don't address God directly until you get to verse 11 you're talking

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