One of the most foolish things a person could ever say, and yet they say it. Oh, there's no God.

That is a foolish thing to say. Find out why today. Welcome to Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelie.

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Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Hey friends, welcome back Psalm 14 today in your copy of the Word of God.

I am wearing a suit coat today and I've done this,

I've done this a few times now over the past couple of weeks.

Somebody said to me, Kurt, you know, you're kind of dressing up for the podcast

and that's really not my goal.

I, my office is in the corner of the office wing and for some

reason the air conditioning starts in my office and I'm freezing. Maybe it's because I'm

becoming an old man. So I'm wearing coats now because I'm just trying to stave off the hypothermia. So there we go. That's why I've

got the code on today. Psalm 14 is a very familiar psalm to the chief musician, a Psalm of David,

and you'll recognize it not only because the Psalm itself is familiar, but you'll recognize it because the

Apostle Paul quoted some of the Psalm in Romans. And you'll recognize those verses here in a moment.

Look at verse number one, probably the most famous verse in the Psalm, says, the fool

hath said in his heart, there is no God. They are corrupt.

They have done abominable works. There is none that doeth good. So the fool hath said in his

heart, there is no God. What a statement. Notice as well that the words there is are italicized,

which is very honest. The King James translators were careful to put in italics any words that they

supplied to round out the meaning.

And there's always language limitations

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