Hey guys, my name is Johnny Erdoganus, and this is Dialin. In this short series, we are considering

the 119th Psalm, a psalm that is often noted for its length, being the longest chapter in the Bible,

but the length of this Psalm is only matched by its profound depth, as it fixes our attention

upon the sufficiency of Scripture.

As noted in our previous episode, 175 out of the 176 verses in this Psalm speak directly to the power of the Bible in the Christian's life.

In this episode, we will consider the final 11 stanzas,

and consequently 11 great tragedies when we neglect this precious book.

Let's dial in.

Are you struggling with a certain besetting sin? The psalmist, who I take to be David, says,

turn here, turn to the scripture. Are you anxious about the future or despairing because of events

in the past? The psalmist says, turn to God's word. Are you considering big decisions and

desire the wisdom that comes from God as you navigate

life's highways?

The psalma says turn to God's precious book.

As we covered in our previous episode, the first 11 stanzas of the Psalm provide for us

11 great themes on God's Word.

These are great blessings and promises to those who commit their life to God's Word.

And conversely, because these promises are only available to those who come to the well of God's

word and drink, it is a great tragedy when those who possess this precious book,

neglect and forfeit what God offers through it.

The first great forfeiture we looked at last week was the forfeiture of blessing

when we don't commit our lives to God's word. The opening verse of the Psalm, as we will consider

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