 In this final message from Psalm 19, we look at the prayer of a man whose heart has been truly changed by the Word of God. We look at his prayer of deliverance and his prayer of devotion. 
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There is a difference between seeing the Bible as a good book and seeing the Bible as God’s good Word. Many people reject or neglect the Bible because they do not see it as God’s Word. Many Christians are letting the world overshadow what they see and sense in it as God’s Word. May God revive in us the sense of His goodness in His Word that overshadows all else in the world.
In the last message, David showed us the objective truth of God in His works. Now, David points to the absolute truth and goodness of God in His Word. In the totality of God’s Word, David specifies elements of His Word, detailing how they are good and good for us.
God is, and He has powerfully made His existence and presence known. Atheists and agnostics that scoff at and mock our belief in God tell us that we only see what we want to see. But the fact is that what we all see every day is enough for all of us to see God, whether they want to see Him or not. Let’s go through what David says to see how he points to the objective truth of God in the works of God.
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Scripture quotations marked LSB are from the Legacy Standard Bible.
Scripture quotations marked NASB are from the New American Standard Bible.
Scripture quotations marked CSB are from the Christian Standard Bible..
Scripture quotations marked ESV are from the English Standard Version..
Scripture quotations marked NKJV are from the New King James Version.
Scripture quotations marked NIV are from the New International Version.
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