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Psalm 32

• a psalm of __________________
• a companion psalm to Psalm __________
• vv. 1 – 7     Addressed to _____________
• vv. 8 – 11   Addressed to the ________________
• vv. 1 – 7     A Testimony of ___________________________
• vv. 6 – 11   An Encouragement to __________________________

A Testimony of Forgiveness

Vs. 1 

• “Blessed” – O the  __________________________________ !
• “transgressions” – acts of  __________________________
• “forgiven” – carry off, take away a  __________________
• “sins” – acts of  ___________________  the  _____________
• “covered” – out of  ___________________

Vs. 2

• “iniquity” –  _______________  or  ______________________
• “does not count” – not _____________________ to our account

“O Happy Day!”

“Nothing But the Blood” #195

• “no deceit” – no ___________________________

Vss. 3, 4, 5

• v. 5 “I said…” – relationship __________________________
• “…and you forgave…” – simple, beautiful

Vss. 6, 7

• desire that all should experience the _________________ and the assurance of

________________ of God’s _____________________________

• Notice: “songs of ___________________________”

“Before the Throne of God Above”

An Encouragement to Repentance 

Vs. 8

• qualified to __________________ others
• mirrors Psalm 51:13

Vs. 9

• warning against __________________________
• “no ______________________________” –  note Psalm 51:1

Vs. 10

• “woes” contrasted to “____________________  _______________” (hesed)
• “trusts in Him” for  ____________________________

Vs. 11

• “Rejoice… be glad… and sing!”

“Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It”

“Favorite Song of All” (Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Recording w/ Video Presentation)

This seminar was delivered by guest speaker Mark Travers at our 2014 Retreat.

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