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Intro: In , we have studied and discovered the value of the Bible (God’s word).
Three different times the writer refers to himself as “your servant” a servant of the Lord.
As God’s servant he learned well that God cares for His servants.
He does not always us prevent us from being oppressed, but He always has a good reason for permitting it to happen.
He is a loving father who teaches us His will and gives us the discernment we need to handle the problems of life.
He promises us that we can find the wisdom and strength we need.
IN HIS PROMISES WE FIND THE TRUTH ABOUT:
I. His submission
Psalm 11(
“I have done justice and righteousness”
He affirming to the Lord that he is not guilty of anything that deserved punishment.
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He was a man of integrity who had a clear conscience; he had treated others fairly and practiced God’s law diligently.
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He believed that trusting God would make a difference.
He knew God was faithful, so he made his request.
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His surety:
“Be surety for your servant for good”
Be surety: Stand for me against my oppressors.
Genesis
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A surety is one who assumes the obligation or failure in duty to anther.
God is perfect.
His righteousness does not permit to require less.
Matthew 5:
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At the cross, Jesus made a full payment to God for my obligation to God.
As my surety, He paid for my imperfections.
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It should our desire to please God, He will receiver our imperfections because of Jesus, our mediator.
He makes up for our inadequacy day by day.
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No matter how much we try to live a perfect life, we can never do so.
HIS SEEKING:
Psalm 11
Psalm 11
He was waiting and enduring adversity form oppressors. God cares for His servants.
He does not always prevents us form being oppressed, but He always has a good reason for permitting to happen.
He has a pupose in His delays.
“And your righteous word”
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His eyes might fail, his strength might fail, his days might fail, but God could not fail.
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His servanthood.
Psalm 119:124
Psalm 119:12
Understanding:Discernment
“That I may know” To know by experience.
He wants to live God’s word (live by what I believe) Experience is what differs from gathering information from true Christ-honoring experience.
In VS 124&125 he calls himself God’s servant.
SPIRITUAL POWER.
He submits himself to the Lord, he senses the need to decrease in order that the Lord may increase, he wishes divine power to be released.
HIS APPRAISAL.
Psalm 119:12
Psalm 119:
Psalm 119
He depended on God God’s word for direction:
He loved and his treasure: VS 127
He loved his truth: VS 128
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