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Psalms Morning Service April 24, 2022

Psalms 32:1-5

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Psalms 32:1-5 · KJV
1 [A Psalm of David, Maschil.] Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. A Psalm...: or, A Psalm of David giving instruction 2 Blessed is the man unto whom the LORD imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile. 3 When I kept silence, my bones waxed old through my roaring all the day long. 4 For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drought of summer. Selah. 5 I acknowledged my sin unto thee, and mine iniquity have I not hid. I said, I will confess my transgressions unto the LORD; and thou forgavest the iniquity of my sin. Selah.
King James Version (Public Domain)

I want to read the first five verses of this Psalm. We’re looking at that this morning as we talk about the grace. Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin. Blessed is the man under whom the Lord in view. I kept silence. My moisture is explained that it took place in his life. Reaching down, he picked up a little worm from a little worm from all. leaves and then he was on fire. Toward the center, he reached in his hand real quick and he said, me that weren’t. That was his explanation of God’s grace. Most people who attended Christian church, from all of many, simple definition of grace, most Christian books named the Psalter professing Christian lip service. The truth is they really don’t know. He’s highly aware of man’s progress scientifically. And he marvels that you have this idea as evolving as a human being to themselves as they would say that they really wasn’t a good. All my small vices are compensated by seriously wrong with them. David indicates you, you don’t really understand grace. See yourself as an unisonal. Look at this text this morning by saying this, what the grace of God does for you. This is what makes sin so dreadful. It’s not merely that you wrong someone. else. It’s thought merely that you hurt yourself by your sin. But you have sinned against the Holy Ghost in Psalm 51. 4, David writes, Against thee, the only have I sinned. And done this evil. That song is a Psalm of David. David certainly had sinned against the plus her husband. His sin against his cause. Anius divine. heart. Your sin is confess you have a great question. It is heavy. That sin to be born away. When Mr. Christian, the end is great, as the shadow of the cross fell across him, suddenly the burden slipped from his shoulders. It was very surprised that the simple act of gazing at the cross had set him free. Sort of like the brazen serpent. Jesus said, and those who looked to him in faith, This is what happens to all believers. When you confess your sin, he forgives your transgressions. The second thing he says here is he covers your sin. The word sin here is short. Target, we’re talking. It means to fall. Grace is said to cut. Brinkle on the mercy seat. Mercy seat. Let’s sacrifice. He is said to be a mercy seat for our sins. His sacrifice turned aside God. And then he says he doesn’t impute sin. iniquity, twisted. This is in reference to yourself. It sin or iniquity does to you. It causes you to be a twisted, corrupt individual. Now, God’s grace is such that it does not impute sin. Your sin is pledger. And therefore, Christ, right, so that you are viewed as justified in the eyes, it alone. from the small loans department. Chase National with that largest bank, they would do, loans up to a million dollars. But they also had this small loans department. Former soldier filled out all the form. He finally got out a fancy because he came up to the newspaper men. One, he’s decided to publicize that kind of the loan, reached that figure. He signed all the paper. He had obligated himself to repay $600. Before the news cameras, he was given the sum of $600. dollars his note and his papers were all this is just precisely what has happened our debt has been taken by Christ and hold that you see into your account notice that it makes you blessed by this Psalm has a very wise blessed as a this phrase hasn’t been used in Psalm it’s only the second time but the happiness of the man might say is greater than the one in Psalm 1 because Psalm 1 described the happiness of the man who walks in God’s way. The witness of the man who is a sinner. All his sins take a sin. Should be the most prime. What unspeakable God say you’re, you know, the self-righteous Pharisee did you hear that? He has learned to deal with his sin. He has learned he has to be in his spirit. There’s no tasted of God, but you must come in this Psalm. Think of a soul and money. Maybe you’re guilty of covetousness. Maybe you’ve committed sexual sin. Maybe you’ve cursed God. He’s against your parents. So what the government? grace of God does for you. Secondly, the grace of God. There’s first of all in verse 3, a great conviction of sin. He says, when I kept silence, my bones for mercy his physical body is a physical aspect. Unconfessed sin causes it from conviction of your sin. Overwhelming. The situation here was a fire roaring, terrifying, beneficent to you. To get it pulled, it drive you. There is severe chastening. It’s a lift you. Another thing to have his hand pressing down. your soul dry. It’s like a plant withered by the score. See that little word sealer at the end. It says stop and pause. Think about that. It impress you severely. The sickness is your life. You can give you one of those Jonah Weeks, Jones case. And then see the thing is the thing. This is the thing. This is the bad chasteing for the presence seeming to be joyous. In reales, after was this year, I said, I will confess my turn to or mention. The Psalm, the words were most sin. He was going to appear to show that all David’s sins were going to soften to objects of Agen, acknowledging priest or another human being in person. He says to me. As if I was a priest, they keep saying, you need to take that to the Lord, not to me. He’s the one again, forget. Sobs, sons, and cooking oil without success to get his hand out. Finally, they got to the point, they said, we’re going to have to break the base, and we don’t know if he’s going to cut. His hand will we break the base. the right little voice that would it help if I let loose of the penny? You read this song, you can’t have a prodigal son. The prodigal son spent his inheritance in the most wicked manner with parlance and sinners and his money ran. He was hungry and he ended up slumping pigs. The pig slopp. The pig slopp. He hopes that Hillary be received back as a servant in his father’s son. You know, not even a son. Just let me. be a servant. So I’m asking his sin as Father immediately restored to the place of the son. There’s a feast. There’s a celebration. The lost son has been. Incates, this is a story about the grace. This is a story. It shows how God, who humbly, their sin intrudes this. He says, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angel of God over one. For Jesus Christ, made it home. This Psalm is rejoicing about the significance of God’s grace. God make up for your sinfulness. your sin. Place your trust in Jesus, you can know the blessings. Think about those of our Satan.

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