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A Broken and Contrite Heart

Exhortation | by Tim Hall | Volume 14, Issue 3 | May - June 2008

Psalm 51 “A broken and contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise”

We commonly refer to Psalm 51 when partaking of the emblems. It highlights the importance of recognizing sin, repentance, and Yahweh’s forgiveness. Psalm 51 records David’s plea for mercy after Nathan the prophet confronted him over his sin with Bathsheba. What we learn from this powerful record…

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