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Psalms

Theme: A commitment to follow God's Word. Psalms. a free CD will be available following the service. 119: 105-176. 2 Cor. 3:6 ~ who also made us sufficient as ministers of the new covenant, not of the letter but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life. . Psalms.

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Psalms

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  1. Theme: A commitment to follow God's Word Psalms a free CD will be available following the service 119: 105-176

  2. 2 Cor. 3:6 ~ who also made us sufficient as ministers of the new covenant, not of the letter but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life. Psalms 119: 105-176

  3. Theme: The opposers of God's Word Psalms 119: 105-176

  4. Theme: Preserve me through Your Word Psalms 119: 105-176

  5. Surety ~ guaranty Psalms 119: 105-176

  6. Theme: I love Your Word Psalms 119: 105-176

  7. Theme: The perfect righteousness of the Lord and His Word Psalms 119: 105-176

  8. Theme: A commitment to keep God's Word Psalms 119: 105-176

  9. Rise ~ KJV, prevented Psalms 119: 105-176

  10. Theme: He will trust the Word even in trials and affliction Psalms 119: 105-176

  11. Theme: His Word reveals His will Psalms 119: 105-176

  12. Theme: The Psalm is closed with the psalmist's face on the ground Psalms 119: 105-176

  13. "The Psalmist is approaching the end of the Psalm, and his petitions gather force and fervency; he seems to break into the inner circle of divine fellowship, and to come even to the feet of the great God whose help he is imploring." Psalms 119: 105-176 C. H. Spurgeon

  14. "That man cannot be utterly lost whose heart is still with God. If he be gone astray in many respects, yet still, if he be true in his soul's inmost desires, he will be found again, and fully restored. Yet let the reader remember Ps. 119:1 while he reads Ps. 119:176, the major blessedness lies not in being restored from wandering, but in being upheld in a blameless way even to the end." Psalms 119: 105-176 C. H. Spurgeon

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