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Sep 10, 2026
SimeonHOST
Cherubim are a special class of angels in the Word of God, associated with the throne and presence of God.
SimeonHOST
We can read about that in Psalm 80 verse 1.
SimeonHOST
And Psalm 99 verse 1 talks about God who speaks from, or God who sits there between the cherubims.
SimeonHOST
Significantly, the mercy seat of the Ark of the Covenant was overshadowed by two golden representations of the cherubim.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Where Isaiah 5 exposes failure, Christ provides redemption.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Psalm 80, Israel as God's vineyard.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Jeremiah 2:21, a vine that turned corrupt.
Dave JenkinsHOST
John 15:1 through 8, Christ the true vine.
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The prayers of David, the son of Jesse, are ended.
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Let the prayer move onward through Psalm 80.
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Verse 1.
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Give ear, O shepherd of Israel, thou that leadest Joseph like a flock, thou that dwellest between the cherubims, shine forth.
Thomas CopelandNARRATOR
all beasts that in the field of forest meet foul of the heavens and fish that through the wet sea paths in shoals do slide and know no dearth oh jehovah our lord how wondrous great and glorious is thy name through all the earth april 1648 jm nine of the psalms done into meters wherein all but what is in a different character are the very words of the text translated from the original.
Thomas CopelandNARRATOR
Psalm 80 Thou shepherd that dost Israel keep, give ear in time of need, who leadest like a flock of sheep thy loved Joseph's seed, that sitt'st between the cherubs bright, between their wings outspread, shine forth, and from thy cloud give light, and on our foes thy dread.
Thomas CopelandNARRATOR
In Ephraim's view and Benjamin's, and in Manasseh's sight, awake thy strength, come and be seen to save us by thy might.
Thomas CopelandNARRATOR
Turn us again, thy grace divine, to us, O God, thou'rt safe.
Jill BriscoeHOST
Well, only the inspired writers, we believe, of the word of God.
Jill BriscoeHOST
This is homework for you, but read Psalm 80 by Asaph.
Jill BriscoeHOST
And it talks about Israel, the vine of God, properly fenced to preserve it from its enemies.
Jill BriscoeHOST
So nobody will steal the fruit and bears and foxes won't get in and spoil the vines.
Jill BriscoeHOST
Solomon talks about that.
Jill BriscoeHOST
None of their enemies can molest them.
Jill BriscoeHOST
And then Psalm 80 is a history of Israel.
Jill BriscoeHOST
And it talks about... how God allowed the barriers around his vineyard and his vine to be broken down because the vine rebelled, the vine would not remain under God's orders, etc., etc.
Andrew PackerGUEST
And I thought it might be helpful if we actually read, well, I'll mention two passages.
Andrew PackerGUEST
The first one I won't read, but I'll just kind of mention is Psalm 80, verse 8 and following, where it's this beautiful picture.
Andrew PackerGUEST
It says that the Lord took this vine out of Egypt and he planted it, right, in the promised land.
Andrew PackerGUEST
So we have this great picture of Israel's the vine.
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Timothy AppelHOST
They recognize themselves in there.
Timothy AppelHOST
So there is a helpful note in the title, the parable of the tenants.
Timothy AppelHOST
So We've talked a little bit about the Old Testament background, Isaiah 5 standing in the background very clearly, Psalm 80.
Timothy AppelHOST
As you were talking, there are other places where you see this same image in the Old Testament.
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A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.
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Psalm 80 O Shepherd of Israel, hear us, you who lead Joseph's flock.
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Shine forth from your cherubim throne.
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upon Ephraim, Benjamin, Manasseh.
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Stir up your mighty power, O Lord, come to our aid.
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Psalm 80.
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O shepherd of Israel, hear us, you who lead Joseph's flock.
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Shine forth from your cherubim throne upon Ephraim, Benjamin, Manasseh.
Marcus PeterHOST
And there's immense biblical evidence for this.
Marcus PeterHOST
I want to look at Psalm 80, for example.
Marcus PeterHOST
Israel is described as a vine brought from Egypt, planted by God.
Marcus PeterHOST
And so when Paul evokes this language, he's trying to put them within this grand language of Israel, that God is...
Chris KongGUEST
We seek him together.
Chris KongGUEST
Psalm 80 is a psalm of corporate lament.
Chris KongGUEST
All of the Israelites felt the need for God to intervene in their situation.
Chris KongGUEST
Restore us, Lord God Almighty.
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