Psalm 83

uh hippolytus when he was writing on the antichrist in the third century noted that forces of darkness would gather followers from every tribe and nation inciting them to hatred against the righteous seeking to silence the testimony of christ before before the glorious second coming because you guys that know that your bible you know where this is leading You get to Ezekiel.

I mean, before that, you go to Psalm 83.

You can see this Muslim confederacy against Israel.

You go to Ezekiel 38, 39.

The Divine Use of Shame Fill their faces with shame, that they may seek thy name, O Lord.

Psalm 83, verse 16.

At first glance, this seems like a hard prayer.

But after all, if you study it, you will see it is very much the same thing that we sing in the hymn which has leaped all over sectarian walls and become the universal cry of Christian hearts in which to voice their sense of need.

Because everybody has made a plan against us.

Everybody in Psalm 83 tells you about it.

Everybody made a plan against your people, and we can prove who we are.

Now we know who we are.

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A prophecy in Psalm 83 includes the Ishmaelites, ancestors of the Saudi Arabians, participating in a conspiracy that the name of Israel may be no more in remembrance.

To learn more about this prophecy and how it connects with Saudi Arabia, read chapter 4 of The King of the South.

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The sea is his for he made it and his hands have molded the dry land.

Psalm 83 Psalm 83 Oh God, do not be silent.

Do not keep still nor hold your peace, oh God, for your enemies are in tumult, and those who hate you have lifted up their heads.

They take secret counsel against your people and plot against those whom you protect.

That's Gog Magog, which, by the way, Turkey's involved, Persia's involved, Russia's involved.

The other one is, it's left up to debate, but Psalm 83.

I don't know what everybody's stance on this.

I believe this is a future tense war.

But what is interesting about Psalm 83 is that you've got these nations, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and then these areas in what we call these Palestinians in the West Bank area.

All these are involved.

In this war, what's interesting is in Psalm 83 war, it says that they form a confederacy and they attack Israel when they are in a walled city.

They have walls up and they have defenses up.

He was the God-appointed Savior of God's people from these oppressors.

And that's why Psalm 83 actually teaches God's people to pray about those who oppose God's kingdom.

God, make them like Ziba and Zalmunna.

But remember what we said earlier, your motives matter.

You think about that old song, maybe you've sung it before, I exalt thee, I exalt thee, O Lord.

And the song is really based on that Psalm and you are exalted over all other gods, lowercase g. Psalm 83, 18, another passage that I came across says, he alone is the most high over all the earth.

This is a repeated pattern throughout the Psalms.

Now, Daniel 4 is very interesting because it calls him the most high repeatedly, that chapter.