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Psalm chapter 16 verses 9 and 10,

therefore my heart is glad and my whole being rejoices. My flesh also dwells secure,

for you will not abandon my soul to shield or let your holy ones see corruption.

Oh yes, that this would be the Psalm to read and pray according to on Resurrection Sunday,

the day when we celebrate Jesus rising from the dead. Because this Psalm, these verses,

specifically Psalm chapter 16 verse 10 is quoted later in Acts chapter 13 as Paul is preaching

in Pasidium Antioch. And he says, we bring you the good news that what God promised to the

fathers all throughout the Old Testament, this he has fulfilled to us their children by raising

Jesus as it's written. Then he quotes from Psalm 2, you are my son, today I've begotten you.

As for the fact that he has raised him from the dead, no more to return to corruption,

he has spoken in this way. And then he quotes, I will give you the holy and sure blessings of

David. Therefore he says also in another Psalm, and he quotes from Psalm 16, you will not let your

holy one see corruption. Yes, God did not let his son see corruption. God poured out the judgment

to you and me in our sin upon his son on across. And he died to pay the price for that sin. And yet

three days later, God raised him from the dead. God did not abandon him to she all or let his

holy one see corruption. And just to keep going as a result for all who are in Jesus, for all who

trust in Jesus as the Savior and Lord of your life, you can know that when you die, you will not

be abandoned to death, to eternal suffering, inhale and experiencing the judgment do your sin.

You will not see corruption because all who are in Jesus will live forever with him. So yes,

Psalm 16 verse 9 makes a lot of sense. Therefore my heart is glad in my whole being rejoices. My flesh

also dwells secure. Jesus, we praise you today as the risen and exalted Savior and Lord of our

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