EPISODE · Jul 8, 2018
Psalm 72
from HopeInMadison · host Andy Wulff
Give the king your justice, O God and your righteousness to the royal son! May he judge your people with righteousness, and your poor with justice! Let the mountains bear prosperity for the people, and the hills, in righteousness! -- Psalm 72:1–3 (ESV) I'm not an overly political person. And we have purposely not made Hope a political organization. We want the gospel to be the resounding message not any political side. Ultimately, we are not looking to make a voting block but people that bow first and foremost to a king. But that doesn't mean that God has nothing to say about governments and those who lead them. In this royal Psalm, David writes a song or prayer for his son, Solomon who will one day become king. He prays for what he should do and what he hopes it will bring. Take a few minutes and read through this Psalms, that may not be as familiar to you. Did this come to fruition? How should we relate to this now?
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Give the king your justice, O God and your righteousness to the royal son! May he judge your people with righteousness, and your poor with justice! Let the mountains bear prosperity for the people, and the hills, in righteousness! -- Psalm 72:1–3 (ESV) I'm not an overly political person. And we have purposely not made Hope a political organization. We want the gospel to be the resounding message not any political side. Ultimately, we are not looking to make a voting block but people that bow first and foremost to a king. But that doesn't mean that God has nothing to say about governments and those who lead them. In this royal Psalm, David writes a song or prayer for his son, Solomon who will one day become king. He prays for what he should do and what he hopes it will bring. Take a few minutes and read through this Psalms, that may not be as familiar to you. Did this come to fruition? How should we relate to this now?
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