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1.) THE CHARACTER OF THE UNGODLY MAN (1-4)
A. They Lie
God Hates Lying
Provers 6:16-17
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God judges those that lie
Provers 6:16-1
—Ananias & Sopphira
God judges those that lie
Lying is not allowed in the New Heaven
God judges those that lie
Lying is not allowed in the New Heaven
Lying is not allowed in the New Heaven
B. They Flatter
Flattery means “smooth talking.”
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They are Hypocritical
James
D. They Defy God
The ungodly man may deny Christ now but one day his knee will bow
David’s response here is to pray for God to bring judgement upon these that are ungodly
David then begins to contrast the ungodly man with God Himself, and reality, joy, and confidence settle in once again!
2.) THE CHARACTER OF GOD (5-7)
A. He Protects the Righteous Man
Ps 12:5
B. His words are pure words
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He preserves the righteous and His Word
There is a final reality check:
This world can and will become very wicked, especially toward believers.
God’s protection, purity, and preservation are what keep us encouraged in the midst of those things.
Godliness may seem to cease, but God always remains the same!
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