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Psalm 63:2

The Bible Teaching Commentary

3) Great prayers always result from an encounter with God

Paul J. Bucknell

Psalm 63:1-11 Introduction

Psalm 63:2: David had seen God in His power and glory. “Thus I have beheld Thee in the sanctuary, to see thy power and They glory” (Psalm 63:2). What does this refer to? We cannot be sure. He is not like Moses or Elijah. There were no recorded miraculous spiritual encounters that David had with God. But we need to understand that God does not always reveal His power and glory in the same way to each and every person. David found God’s power in his daily routines.

Introduction Psalm 63:1-11

1) Sincere prayers (Psalm 63:1a).
2) Powerful prayers (Psalm 63:1b).
3) Great prayers (Psalm 63:2).
4) Affectionate prayers (Psalm 63:3-5).
5) Uplifting prayers (Psalm 63:6-8).
6) Faith prayers (Psalm 63:9-11).
Study Questions on Psalm 63
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