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Sunday, May 15, 2016

119 - Give Thanks for God's Deliverance [A]

Matthew 21:1-10 & Psalm 118 by Robert Dean
What happened during the last week before Jesus was crucified on the cross? Listen to this lesson to gain an overview of these events and how they were prophesied and recorded in the Old Testament many years earlier. Go to one of these passages in Psalm 118. Find out why it is called a Hallel psalm and the meaning of the word hallelujah. While this psalm refers to a historical event, the New Testament applies this to God’s messianic plan of redemption. In times of difficulty in your own life, see the importance of giving public thanks for what God has done for you.
Series:Matthew (2013)
Duration:44 mins 46 secs
Tags: Hallel pslams Application of Psalm 118 Name of the Lord Community thanksgiving
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