I want to give you some really good reasons today to put you all of your confidence and all of your hope and God.

Know this. He loves you. He has your best interest at heart. He's got a plan for your life. His word is true. You can trust him.

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Well, welcome back, friends.

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We're in Psalm 33, and we have been in the Psalm for a couple days now,

but we're going to finish it today, Lord willing.

We are in verse number 16, and we're learning

all about why we ought to praise God, why we ought to fear God, why the word of God is so trustworthy.

Really, there are so many quotable verses in this Psalm. And we're here in verse number 16 where the Bible says,

there is no king saved by the multitude of an host. A mighty man is not delivered by much

strength. Now what an audacious claim the psalamos makes? There is no king saved by the multitude

of an host. So we look at world history and we look at battles and we look at armies and we look

at strategies and we think, wow, that king won because he had the bigger army. He had the better army.

And yet, what do we learn as we study world history? We learn, well, sometimes it's not the case.

Sometimes you've got the underdog that won. Sometimes the one with the bigger army lost, sometimes with the bigger army won.

So there's no really rhyme or reason to it.

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