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Our sermon this morning comes from Psalm chapter 19 verse 7 through 14. This is going

to be part one. All in all will be ultimately Lord willing, enduring, if you will, three parts to

Psalm chapter 19. If you were with us last Lord's day, I spent time preaching the beginning of Psalm chapter 19 if you were with us last Lord's day I spent time preaching the beginning of

Psalm chapter 19 namely verses 1 through 6 if I were to divide and give theological headers to

this text I would divide it into two parts Psalm chapter 19 verse 1 through 6 is where we see natural revelation or general revelation i

titled that sermon the sermon of the skies david focuses his attention to the glory of god that is

communicated by what god has made his his physical creation. And in particular, David

emphasizes the heavens, not the spiritual heaven, but rather the physical heavens. That is,

the sky, the sun, the moon, the planets, the stars, the clouds. And I don't know if you were paying

attention this week, but I couldn't help in light of that sermon last Sunday to see the glory

of God revealed even more than I ever have in the skies that we had this week. Between thunderstorms,

and there was one particular sunset on Tuesday night

when my wife and I were driving back from a date night that we had together and it's just the

skies it felt as though they were literally screaming the glories of God. There was this lower

layer of cloud and a higher layer of cloud. And so it was like the sun was

somehow in between. It literally looked just like Psalm chapter 19, the first six verses, verse five and

six where it says that God has made a tent for the sun and that it comes out of that tent

from one side of the horizon and sets in the other and then back.

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