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    This document provides an analysis of Psalm 130 as a cure for depression. It discusses how the Psalm speaks directly to God about the speaker's desperate condition and need for salvation despite their corruption, and calls for God to save them through determined compassion. It also notes how the Psalm speaks to Israel with a plea and promise of help from God. The overall message is that crying out from the depths to God can lead to being raised to spiritual heights.

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    This document provides an analysis of Psalm 130 as a cure for depression. It discusses how the Psalm speaks directly to God about the speaker's desperate condition and need for salvation despite their corruption, and calls for God to save them through determined compassion. It also notes how the Psalm speaks to Israel with a plea and promise of help from God. The overall message is that crying out from the depths to God can lead to being raised to spiritual heights.

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    This document provides an analysis of Psalm 130 as a cure for depression. It discusses how the Psalm speaks directly to God about the speaker's desperate condition and need for salvation despite their corruption, and calls for God to save them through determined compassion. It also notes how the Psalm speaks to Israel with a plea and promise of help from God. The overall message is that crying out from the depths to God can lead to being raised to spiritual heights.

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    PSALM 130 Notes:

    A Cure for Depression

    THESIS: Your soul has a right to appeal directly to God


    Psalm 120-134: Trouble Trust Triumph
    The Songs of Degrees 120-Prayer 121-Expectation 122-Rejoicing
    Steps to Spiritual 123-Defense 124-Deliverance 125-Security
    126-Fellowship 127-Established 128-Fruit
    Growth 129-Patience 130-Penitence 131-Hope
    132-Rest 133-Unity 134-Blessing
    An Alternate View Beholding Believing Blessing
    120-Groaning 125-Dangers 130-Pardon
    121-Glancing 126-Dreams 131-Patience
    122-Glorying 127-Desires 132-Promises
    123-Gazing 128-Delights 133-People
    124-Gasping 129-Dreads 134 - Power

    I. SPEAKING TO IMMANUEL, 1-6


    MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
    A. Lord, Save Me from a Depressed Condition, 1-2
    1. I Have a Desperate Condition, 1
    Depression as 3 states of soul: barrenness, battlefields, behaviors
    2. Oh Hear My Desperate Cry, 2
    B. Lord, Save Me Despite My Corruption, 3-4
    1. I Have a Sad Fact to Admit, 3
    2. I Have Sure Forgiveness to Accept, 4
    C. Lord, Save Me By Determined Compassion, 5-6
    1. A Spiritual Exercise: Look with Hope to God, 5
    2. A Splendid Expectation: Long with Hunger to God, 6

    II. SPEAKING TO ISRAEL, 7-8


    MY PUBLIC EXHORTATION
    A. A Plea to Hope in the Lord, 7
    B. A Promise of Help in the Lord, 8

    Penitential Psalms: 6,32,38,51,102,130,143


    Expressing sorrow for having sinned

    How to wait on God: Psa 25:3,5,21; 27:14; 33:20; 37:7,9,34; 39:7; 40:1;
    52:9; 59:9; 62:1,5; 69:3,6; 104:27; 123:2; 130:5-6
    Cross References:
    James 2:10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in
    Key Thot: The way to be raised to the heights is to cry from the one point, he is guilty of all.
    depths

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