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Psalm 11
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The Lord Is in His Holy Temple

To the choirmaster. Of David.

1In the Lord I take refuge;

how can you say to my soul,

z“Flee like a bird to your mountain,

2for behold, the wicked abend the bow;

bthey have fitted their arrow to the string

to shoot in the dark at the upright in heart;

3if cthe foundations are destroyed,

what can the righteous do?”1

4dThe Lord is in his holy temple;

the Lord's ethrone is in heaven;

his eyes see, his eyelids ftest the children of man.

5The Lord gtests the righteous,

but hhis soul hates the wicked and the one who loves violence.

6Let him rain coals on the wicked;

ifire and sulfur and a scorching wind shall be jthe portion of their cup.

7For the Lord is righteous;

he kloves righteous deeds;

lthe upright shall behold his face.

Footnotes

  • 1 11:3 Or for the foundations will be destroyed; what has the righteous done?
Displaying 1-4 of 4 sermons for this passage.

The Prophesied Kingdom — Part One

Ezra 1:1 – Malachi 4:6 Sermon Includes Transcript 36:31 ID: 2390

The Prophesied Kingdom — Part Two

Ezra 1:1 – Malachi 4:6 Sermon Includes Transcript 43:38 ID: 2391

What Can the Righteous Do?

Psalm 11:3 Sermon 50:08 ID: 1999

Runaway World

Psalm 11:1–7 Sermon 48:40 ID: 1562

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The Kingdom of God, Volume 1

Genesis 1:1 – Malachi 4:6 Series ID: 26801

Psalms, Volume 2

Psalms 10:1–16:11 Series ID: 11902