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Sunday, May 22, 2016

120 - Trust Only in God [B]

Matthew 21:1-10 & Psalm 118:1-9 by Robert Dean
What should the people of a nation do when God delivers them from severe trouble? Listen to this lesson to see how Israel gave thanks for their deliverance in Psalm 118. Find out this is a Messianic psalm that was sung by a community being led to the Temple Mount by a religious leader. Hear how the word “Jehovah” came to be invented. See the five elements of thanksgiving. Apply this to your own life by realizing that when you’re in a fix or a tight place God is going to take care of you as He has promised in His Word.
Series:Matthew (2013)
Duration:1 hr 18 mins 23 secs
Tags: Covenant love Distress Jehovah: origin of the name
Audio:listendownload Text:readslideshow
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