Tehillim Talks - Psalm 40

After two very bleak psalms (38-39), David at last experiences the fruit of his long waiting for God. In this study, we gain insight into the dynamics (and the universal experience) of having to wait upon God. We also see what the various sacrifices point to and the kind of sacrifice God wants from us. We look into the book of Hebrews and the intriguing way the author purposefully misquotes this psalm. Then we finish with the five things that David purposed to proclaim throughout the remainder of his life.
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[@ellenlefavour628]

So uplifting, beautiful and profound. Dust we are, but we are His dust - the earth is Adonai’s and the fullness thereof. Praise Yah. I love this series.

[@nathanielamiriam5148]

Thank you for helping us discover the riches of His precious Word.

[@grantluton]

You are so very welcome!

[@leticiaincremona8102]

Your teachings always encourage me to self reflect and deepen my commitment to Him. Thank you!

[@grantluton]

Thank you, Leticia. You made my day!

[@Dina-es6vi]

Alright! Again you’ve outdone yourself! So much insight! Especially how Hebrews is so misunderstood- you help us understand that the will of God is to obey his Torah…and Yeshua leads the way! Shema Israel! How to love Yah with your whole heart and soul and might requires obedience and that works (Torah-based works)done in the spirit of love prove your faith. Obedience is better than sacrifice and Torah is so much more than just instructions on sacrifices. Thank you Grant for not hiding from the whole congregation! May Yah continue to bless you and your sweet family ❤

[@grantluton]

Thank you, Dina, for those gracious words. May the teachings continue to be a source of blessing to you. Shalom!

[@deej4527]

What an awesome word!! Thank you! So profound.

[@grantluton]

You are so welcome!