Psalm 15-17

Scripture – Psalm 15-17 

Observation – 

• Psalm 15:1 - Who can come before God
• Psalm 15:1a - Who can come to his tabernacle
• Psalm 15:1b - Who can come to the hill of God's temple
• Psalm 15:2-5 - The character of one who can come before God
• Psalm 15:2-3 - His character among friends
• Psalm 15:4-5a - His character among difficult people
• Psalm 15:5b - The blessing that comes from this character
• Psalm 16:1-6 - David's confidence in God
• Psalm 16:1-3 - What David's soul said to the Lord
• Psalm 16:4-6 - The folly of idolatry and the blessing of honoring the LORD.
• Psalm 16:7-11 - The reward of David's confidence
• Psalm 16:7-8 - Guidance and security
• Psalm 16:9-11 - Joy and preservation.
• Psalm 17:1-15 - Pleas
• Psalm 17:1-2 - David presents his cause to the Lord
• Psalm 17:3-4 - A plea from a tested heart
• Psalm 17:5 - A plea for protection
• Psalm 17:6-9 - A plea for safety
• Psalm 17:10-14 - A plea for the defeating of enemies
• Psalm 17:15 - The confidence in prayer.

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