Bible Wonders - Circle of Trust

This is Sunday morning. I was God.

Just put all my heart and low I love the 16th installment. Maybe you're familiar with a lot of the school all the time in his presence is fullness of joy that comes up into the 16th salt and so as I got.

I just love that was the context of that.

Where did all that come from and so I went and began to study the 16th Solomon and got even convicted me to memorize so I could just put the whole thing in my heart you know so that I would be prepared to keep from sending some speak but anyway so the first verse of the 16th Solomon ready for this. I just blew me away and submit to move David by the way, I could speak for a while and what it meant to me is it's really neat. I love words that nobody can translate that to split slides which so here's Robbie's quick version of what a victim is a very deep truth that's been written down. Okay, so it's a victim of David and what he said really simple verse it says preserve me. Oh God, for when you do. I put my trust circle of trust but see that word preserve is super beautiful when you think about the prayer that we David saying and what sets up the whole idea gets to be in his presence is fullness of joy it's it's like this concept of keep my fire burning in fact keep the fire burning that's burning living water. If you really to get into what that means, which is almost like shalom, but what a cool thing to pray for those who you love like for me. I just prayed all week like man keep Tammy's fire bookkeeper her all lit up in and help her to trust in you Lord conceived if he if you're in his circle of trust you know you could go down the staircase. You you've got that going on in this whole idea and so to just think about a circle because if you look at the word trust in Hebrew, you're not every probably terribly surprised that the in the middle of the word is only three letters.

Is this sonic and it is the key idea of the whole thing and so let's talk about circles for a minute okay circles are everything to do a trust when you put on a wedding ring. It's a circle. Okay, it's a sign of infinity. It always has been, but also what is the earth do it goes in circles and incentives every by the way electron in goes around the proton and HR every atom of your body is involved in a circle.

You don't think I'd love circles, I'm just telling you he's all in the circle sitting everywhere you look, you can't miss the circles so you want to trust that the sun can come up tomorrow well known in the circle. It's coming up on telling. It has everything to do with circles and is just no accident whatsoever that this word has centered on this concept of the sum so really really cool little note in the Psalms for all you car salesman you may have heard the word acrostic. In other words, can David love to write Psalms and he loved to do it with the Hebrew letters. And so the hundred 19 Psalms very famous wanted people think and okay it starts out with an all, if any, goes through all the different letters while little lesser-known but really really cool Psalms.

The hundred and 45th Psalm, and it too is an acrostic. However, David left one letter out that Saul. He left the letter no now and the reason he did was because he felt fallen in the nun has to do with being fallen okay so you you by the way, if you go to Christian Carter.com. I noted this.

I'll show you the Hebrew and all the stuff is so cool that we can. David did was he's the letter none comes right before the letter sonic so he skipped the nun in the hundred and 45th Psalm went straight to the sonic and what he said in the next verse was Yahweh upholds all who fall and raises up all who are bound down you see how cool that is is like Ed and I when it says uphold that word starts with the sonic and so it's the same idea of David knew that even when we fall right here comes God. He is going to uphold you because you know that's the whole idea of the circle of trust. I mean he's he's he's he brought David back into the circle, so to speak to