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Psalm 39—Words for Silent Sufferers

May 28, 2020 By Peter Krol

Psalm 39 Devotional

Psalm 39 Devotional

Posted by Grace Fellowship Church on Friday, May 15, 2020

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Psalm 39 – Words for silent sufferers

  • 1-3: Words of self-control
  • Three prayers:
    • 4-6: Words of perspective
    • 7-11: Words of faith
    • 12-13: Words of mercy
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