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A prayer for cleansing from secret faults

John Marcus·2021-03-15
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This article provides an exposition of Psalm 19:12, tracing the psalmist David's meditative journey from contemplation of creation to prayer for cleansing from secret faults. Marcus demonstrates how observation of God's glory in creation and God's perfect law leads the believer to recognize their own sinfulness and seek spiritual purification, offering both exegetical insight and practical application for the Christian's sanctification.

Who can understand his errors? cleanse thou me from secret faults. Psalm 19:12 Psalm 19 traces the inspired psalmist's thought process leading up to his earnest prayer to God. The journey that starts as a contemplation of creation ends with a prayer for cleansing from secret faults. As we go along with David on his meditative journey, God leads us to the same prayer for cleansing. David begins his journey by looking at creation. But, as soon as he looks at the creation, his thoughts rise...

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Author
John Marcus
Date

2021-03-15

Source
Standard Bearer
Scripture References
Psalms
Psalms 19:12Psalms 19Psalms 19:13
Deuteronomy 21:23
Galatians 3:10
Topics
PsalmsPrayerSanctification
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