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YOUR TEARS

Pslams 56:8&9

INTRODUCTION:

1.MYTHS

2.WRITER

BODY:

The Dake Annotated Reference Bible Notes For Verse 8

Notes For Verse 8

a [tellest] Hebrew: caphar (HSN-<H5608>), to write or record (Ps. 56:8; 48:12; Gen. 15:5; 2Chr. 2:2).

b [put thou my tears into thy bottle] It was an ancient custom to collect mourners’ tears in a bottle to put in the tomb of a departed loved one or, in some cases, on the grave as an offering. Persian priests would collect mourners’ tears in cotton and squeeze them in the tear bottle, preserving them with great care. Some Persians believed that when all medicines had failed, a drop of tears taken orally would revive a dying man.

c [are they not in thy book?] Question 66. Next, Ps. 56:13. David believed that God records the minutest details of life.

Notes For Verse 9

a [then shall mine enemies turn back: this I know; for God is for me] David’s eightfold confidence (Ps. 56:8–11):

1. God numbers my wanderings.

2. He puts my tears in His bottle.

3. My tears are recorded in His book.

4. My enemies turn back when I pray.

5. God is for me.

6. In God will I praise His Word.

7. In God have I put my trust.

8. I will not be afraid of man.

Your tears are just temporary relief. Your tears are just a release of the pain, sorrow, grief. Your tears are expressions that can't controlled. don't you worry, God's gonna wipe every tear away. when I reach the other shore. wipe all of my tears away. joy will come in the morning. brand new day is to come. wipe.

frank willmas last song he wrote for the missippissi mass

choir was i’ll meet you in the rapture.