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So thank you very much for being here. We are going to, of course, look at a psalm because the theme of

the conference is the Psalms of David. And we're going to look at a Psalm of David today.

Chad, what song are we looking at? We're doing Psalm 16 today,

which we picked this out, I don't know, three, four weeks ago. And after we picked it out,

I got to thinking how fitting it is because this Psalm talks about the resurrection. And of course,

we just celebrated Easter. So's a it's a great

song for that reason but also because one of the reasons I want to do Psalm 16 is because

there's a there's a part of this that's quoted in the New Testament a couple of different

places actually but significantly in Paul's sermon on Pentecost he quotes from

Psalm 16.

And what he says there about David and how David speaks in this Psalm, I think, is a good key that helps to unlock a lot of the Psalms.

So anyway, you can't go wrong with it.

But for those two reasons, I think it's worth talking about.

Chad did just say Paul's sermon. He meant Peter's sermon, but he's not as familiar with the New Testament. He doesn't know. I thought it was the same person. He doesn't know.

But, you know, that's okay. Well, I spend more time in the Bible, not the inspired commentary

of the Bible. Yeah, sorry. That's right. Forgive me. It's fine. Well, I spend more time in the Bible, not the inspired commentary of the Bible.

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