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Psalm 36:3

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The words from his mouth are ⌞nothing but⌟ trouble and deception. He has stopped doing what is wise and good.

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because I have kept the ways of the Lord and I have not wickedly turned away from my God,

Jehoshaphat carefully followed the example his father Asa had set and did what the Lord considered right.

His mouth is full of cursing, deception, and oppression. Trouble and wrongdoing are on the tip of his tongue.

But when people become crooked, the Lord will lead them away with troublemakers. Let there be peace in Israel!

They make their tongues as sharp as a snake’s ⌞fang⌟. Their lips hide the venom of poisonous snakes. Selah

Nothing in their mouths is truthful. Destruction comes from their hearts. Their throats are open graves. They flatter with their tongues.

His speech is smoother than butter, but there is war in his heart. His words are more soothing than oil, but they are like swords ready to attack.

⌞Even⌟ inside the womb wicked people are strangers ⌞to God⌟. From their birth liars go astray.

Pay attention, you stupid people! When will you become wise, you fools?

Wicked people cannot sleep unless they do wrong, and they are robbed of their sleep unless they make someone stumble.

“My people are fools. They don’t know me. They are stupid people. They don’t understand. They are experts in doing wrong, and they don’t know how to do good.”

However, they have rejected what is good. The enemy will persecute them.

I will remove those who have turned away from following the Lord and those who no longer seek the Lord or ask him for help.”

One of them, an expert in Moses’ Teachings, tested Jesus by asking,

When it comes, it finds the house swept clean and in order.

We don’t belong with those who turn back and are destroyed. Instead, we belong with those who have faith and are saved.

They left us. However, they were never really part of us. If they had been, they would have stayed with us. But by leaving they made it clear that none of them were part of us.

Samuel told Saul, “I will not go back with you because you rejected what the Lord told you. So the Lord rejects you as king of Israel.”

Now, the Lord’s Spirit had left Saul, and an evil spirit from the Lord tormented him.

Saul thought, “I’ll give her to David. She will trap him, and the Philistines will get him.” So he said to David a second time, “You will now be my son-in-law.”

“My servant David,” Saul said, “I have sinned. Come back. I will not harm you again, because you valued my life today. I’ve acted like a fool and made a terrible mistake.”




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