John Wohlgemuth………...……. August 11, 2019

Take RefugePsalm 11

Though you might want to take ___________, it’s better to take ___________.

1. Understand the ___________ in the land.

a. The ____________ threaten to kill.

b. b. The ______________ threaten to fall.

2. Remember the ___________ on the throne.

a. He __________ every day.

b. He ___________ everyone.

c. He _____________ every believer.

d. He _____________ every sinner.

e. He _____________ every saint.

Meditating on God’s Word“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly

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in all wisdom.” Colossians 3:16

Monday, August 12 - Read Psalm 11Tuesday, August 13 – Learn Psalm 11

Wednesday, August 14 – Write Out Psalm 11Thursday, August 15 –Sing Psalm 11 to the tune of “In Christ Alone” using

the Psalter belowFriday, August 16 – Meditate on Psalm 11

Saturday, August 17 – Share Psalm 11

Psalm 111 I find my refuge in the LORD;How is it then you say to me,

“Make your escape and like a birdFor refuge to your mountain flee.”

2 For look, the wicked bend their bows,And on the string they set their dart;

From shadows dark they aim and shootAt those who are upright in heart.

3 “If the foundations are destroyedAnd all around there is decay,

Whatever can the righteous do,Surrounded by such disarray?”4 The LORD is in his holy place;

The LORD is on his heavenly throne.His eyes observe the human race,And in his sight each one is known.5 The LORD examines all the just,

The righteous ones he proves and tests;But all those who love wickedness

And violence his soul detests.6 Upon the wicked he will rainHis fiery coals and sulphur hot;

A scorching wind will beat on them— _Such punishment will be their lot.

7 For God the LORD is righteous still,In righteousness he takes delight;And they alone will see his face

Who are in heart and life upright.

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