Psalm 65 - At the Temple, In the Earth

We don’t know the occasion of Psalm 65, but because of its thankfulness and praise connected to flocks and grain, many think it was composed for a harvest festival, perhaps the Feast of Tabernacles in the fall season.
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Psalm 65: enduringword.com/bible-commen...

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How beautiful!

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Yes, I receive the gift from God!! Praise The Lord!!Thank you, thank you Pastor David!!

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Thank you beautiful teaching God Blessed you

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Thank You for this teaching 🙏 ❤️

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Praise the lord jesus Amen🌹 Thank you brother God bless you🙏

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Thank you.

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God bless you pastor for His glory

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Awesome studies on Psalms ❤

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Thank you

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Amen

[@stephengaddis9791]

Good word, but didn't Jesus tell us not to vow or swear by anything in the sermon on the mount? That's what I understand.

[@damonoswald40]

verse 4 sounds like Calvinist, so i came to this video just to hear you denounce that, but you did not that i understood. verse 4 is one of the main Calvinist arguments for their demonic, disgusting, teaching. Please reply. posted 3/17/24

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Thanks for watching. This video clarifies Pastor David's view on Calvinism, and how he approaches issues related to Calvinistic doctrines or followers. You may find it helpful in addressing this matter (first 21 minutes): kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWG1mKFon5t_a8U - Enduring Word Team