Psalm 140

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Quote, psalm_mal, Psalm 55, Psalm 140, Psalm 109, Psalm 58. psalm_ben, Psalm 27, Psalm 46, Psalm 34, Psalm 91. psalm_new, Psalm 96, Psalm 45, Psalm 118, Psalm 14.

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Forsake not the works of thine own hands.

Psalm 140.

To the chief musician, a psalm of David.

Verse 1.

They ruin- blood, ruin, and mercy mark their way, and the way of peace they do not know.

There's no fear of God before their eyes." That is verse, uh, 10 through 18, and it comes from Psalm 14, Psalm 53, Ecclesiastes 7:20, Psalm 59, Psalm 140, Psalm 10:7, Psalm ...

or Isaiah 59.

I think I said Psalm 59 a minute ago.

So David is the Adonai there, and things like this.

But, um, th- from that passage and so many others, uh, Psalm 140, or Psalm 45 is another, where a royal psalm i- is speaking to God, and then it says, "Therefore, God, your God, has anointed you above your companions," quoted in Hebrews 1.

There's enough there that makes you wonder.

Uh, another thing would be the angel of the Lord being worshiped, and you just wonder.

She was killing him.

So anyway, I looked up the word of violence, uh, cause the, uh, in Psalm 140, this is a good example.

Cause in three times, it talks about the man of violence.

And I'm looking at the King James version online here.

And it has, this is, uh, uh, moving me.

Oh, this is verse one.

We're on chat on, uh, chapter 140, Psalm 140, verse 1.

Deliver me, O Lord, from the evil man.

If we apply it, if we apply the mathematics, that's me applying the mathematics.

OK, and I wanted to sit here and close with Psalm 140 verses 8 through 13, because, you know, wicked people, they really do plot and they devise schemes against the righteous.

You know, they really do a sit back and.

And they want to figure out how they can destroy somebody who's never done anything to them or never would do anything to them.

The Bible says, "A slanderer," I think it's in American version, "shall not be established on the Earth." Yes.

Psalm, I think Psalm 140 verse 10.

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Or the King James says, "May he not be established." By lying.

Give us King James.

Psalm 140 verse 11.

[speaking in tongues] Let not an evil speaker be established in the Earth.