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1 GOD AND MAN
Psalm 1:1–6
I.
The saved man—vv.
1, 2
A. Happiness—“Blessed is the man.”
B. Habits.
1. Walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly.
How can two people walk together unless they agree?—Amos
3:3.
2. Standeth in the way of sinners.
The Christian’s life must be different from the sinner’s—2 Cor.
6:17.
3. Sitteth in the seat of the scornful.
You cannot be a friend of the world and God both!—James 4:4.
C. Hope—v.
2. Man’s hope is in God’s Word.
He delights in keeping His Word.
II.
The successful man—v.
3
A. Symbol—“And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water.”
Water speaks of life.
Note Jesus’ words in John 10:10.
B. Success.
1. Practice—“That bringeth forth his fruit in his season.”
A Christian should produce fruit—John 15:5, 8.
2. Perpetual—“His leaf also shall not wither.”
This speaks of growth.
See 2 Peter 3:18.
3. Prosperity—“And whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.”
This speaks of success.
See Josh.
1:8.
III.
The sinful man—vv.
4, 5
A. Unsaved—v.
4. The chaff remains with the wheat for a short time, but soon is separated.
The sinner may be near the Christian, but will be separated from him—Rev.
20:15.
B. Insecure—v. 5.
The sinner will stand at the last judgment—Rev.
20:11–15.
The Christian will be with God in heaven.
IV.
The Saviour of man—v.
6
A. Protection—“For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous.”
The steps of a Christian are led by God—Ps.
37:23.
If in trouble, He will deliver us—Ps.
91:15.
B. Punishment—“But the way of the ungodly shall perish.”
Those who believe are saved.
Those who doubt will be lost—Mark 16:16.
Those who refuse to believe in Christ are already lost—John 3:18.
I.
The saved man—vv.
1, 2
A. Happiness— “Blessed is the man.”
B. Habits.
1. Walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly.
How can two people walk together unless they agree?
—.
.
2.Nor Standeth in the way of sinners.
The Christian’s life must be different from the sinner’s—.
3. Nor Sitteth in the seat of the scornful.
You cannot be a friend of the world and God both! —.
C. Hope—v.
2. Man’s hope is in God’s Word.
He delights in keeping His Word.
II.
The successful man—v.
3
A. Symbol— “And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water.”
Water speaks of life.
Note Jesus’ words in .
B. Success.
1. Practice— “That bringeth forth his fruit in his season.”
A Christian should produce fruit—, .
2. Perpetual— “His leaf also shall not wither.”
This speaks of growth.
See .
3. Prosperity— “And whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.”
This speaks of success.
See .
III.
The sinful man—vv.
4, 5
A. Unsaved—v.
4. The chaff remains with the wheat for a short time, but soon is separated.
The sinner may be near the Christian but will be separated from him—.
.
B. Insecure—v. 5.
The sinner will stand at the last judgment—.
The Christian will be with God in heaven.
IV.
The Saviour of man—v.
6
A. Protection— “For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous.”
The steps of a Christian are led by God—.
If in trouble, He will deliver us—.
B. Punishment— “But the way of the ungodly shall perish.”
Those who believe are saved.
Those who doubt will be lost—.
Those who refuse to believe in Christ are already lost—.
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