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    Psalm 32

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    This psalm discusses forgiveness and finding refuge in God. It acknowledges transgressions being concealed by God and the happiness of those whose sins are not counted against them by God. When the psalmist remained silent, their bones wasted away until they confessed their sins to God and received forgiveness. The psalm encourages putting one's trust in God, being surrounded by God's kindness, and finding refuge and deliverance in times of trouble. It concludes praising God and calling the righteous in Israel to rejoice.

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    This psalm discusses forgiveness and finding refuge in God. It acknowledges transgressions being concealed by God and the happiness of those whose sins are not counted against them by God. When the psalmist remained silent, their bones wasted away until they confessed their sins to God and received forgiveness. The psalm encourages putting one's trust in God, being surrounded by God's kindness, and finding refuge and deliverance in times of trouble. It concludes praising God and calling the righteous in Israel to rejoice.

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    This psalm discusses forgiveness and finding refuge in God. It acknowledges transgressions being concealed by God and the happiness of those whose sins are not counted against them by God. When the psalmist remained silent, their bones wasted away until they confessed their sins to God and received forgiveness. The psalm encourages putting one's trust in God, being surrounded by God's kindness, and finding refuge and deliverance in times of trouble. It concludes praising God and calling the righteous in Israel to rejoice.

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    This psalm discusses forgiveness and finding refuge in God. It acknowledges transgressions being concealed by God and the happiness of those whose sins are not counted against them by God. When the psalmist remained silent, their bones wasted away until they confessed their sins to God and received forgiveness. The psalm encourages putting one's trust in God, being surrounded by God's kindness, and finding refuge and deliverance in times of trouble. It concludes praising God and calling the righteous in Israel to rejoice.

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    Psalm 32

    Leader Cong.

    1. Most hap

    py is the one whose trans

    gres sion is

    for

    giv

    en,

    Whose impurity

    is

    con cealed.

    Leader

    Cong.

    2.

    Most happy is the man to whom Yahweh does not im-

    pute li was

    a ted

    bi

    li a pon

    ty, way, me. you;

    And in whose spirit there Through my groaning all My freshness was turned into the drought And my liability I

    is

    no de ceit. long. mer.

    3. When I kept silent, my bones 4. For day and night your hand was

    the day of sum

    hea vy u know

    5. My impurity I ac

    ledged to

    did not con ceal.

    Leader

    Cong.

    6. I said, 'I will confess my trans

    gres sions to you you way may pre you

    Yah be serve

    weh'; found. me.

    And it was you who forgave the liability of my Surely when the floods of waters rise they will With songs of deliverance you I will counsel you with my eye

    im pu ri not reach sur round u pon

    ty. him. me. you.

    7.

    For this let all the kindevoted pray to you in a time when You are my hiding place; from trouble I will instruct you and teach you in the

    8.

    9.

    should walk.

    Leader

    Cong.

    10.

    Do not be like a horse, like a mule, having no

    un of

    der the

    stan wic

    ding. ked; ones. el. men,

    But bit and bridle, he is harnessed for control; else he does not

    come near

    you.

    11. Many are the pains

    But he who trusts in Yahweh, kindevotion sur And shout out all you who are up From everlasting to ev Yes,

    rounds him. heart. ing. men.

    12. Be glad in Yahweh and re joice

    you righ teous of Is ra

    right in er A last

    Blessed be Yahweh, A

    God

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