Psalm 7 • O God, My Righteous Judge

A chapter-by-chapter and verse-by-verse study of the Psalms taught by Pastor Paul LeBoutillier of Life Bible Ministry.

[julielawing]

May The Lord bless you all today and everything that you put your hands too. May it all be for His Honor and His Glory.
In Christ Jesus Name Amen.
The Lord Jesus Christ has delivered me from drug addiction, homelessness, abusive relationships, some evil spirits, sexual immorality, swearing, lying, stealing, laziness.. and even more. I give all the glory to Him. All praise and worship belong to God.
He is real.
He is bigger than any problem you face. He will meet you where you are at. Even right now.
(Romans 10:13) For whosoever shall call upon The Name of The Lord shall be saved.

He's giving us beautiful gifts of prayers, Faith, healing, deliverance, salvation. He gave us these to glorify Him and use for others.

Friends everything you have or see material is all going to pass away the only thing you truly have is how you treat another human being.
Serve The LORD
Pray for The Holy Spirit to fill every part of your life.

Keep strong in The Lord.

Jesus Christ is LORD to the glory of God The Father.

I bless every reader of this comment in The Name of Jesus Christ.

[ronwhilden]

This so enriched my quiet time this morning.

[kansaspeach]

I feel you David! I'm not sinless, but if ever accused, let it be true of me; not a lie. I struggle with that. I'll take my medicine when I should. I yearn for Unity and forgiveness. Only GOD can do it!!

[bonnieburgess-wiedeman]

Thank you, Pastor. Your teachings are so good! Always give me opportunity for soul searching!

[kathyphilmurphy]

Thank you. My favorite verse in this chapter is verse 10. My defense is of God, which saveth the upright in heart. I pray I will wait upon the Lord to avenge things said and done against me and not take action myself with angry words or actions that do not reflect a Christian who belongs to God. Help me to wait upon God.

[grampabill]

This lament psalm is basically a plea for divine vindication in the light of the oppressor’s allegations and actions. David’s confidence in the Divine Judge is the backbone of psalm 7. As this truth grips him more and more, he will move from a tense anxiety to a transcendent assurance. The superscription indicates that the psalm was written while David was being ruthlessly assailed by Cush the Benjamite, who was evidently one of Saul’s radical kinsmen. David makes his appeal to the Lord and to the Lord alone; he was all in with the Lord and he had no other plan of deliverance. David's protestations of innocence refer to these specific charges and are not a claim to be sinless. David asks the Lord to punish him if there is any truth to these charges. He calls on the Lord to rise up in judgment because it is "God who tests the hearts and minds." David believes that he is innocent of these charges and that God will defend him because "God saves the upright in heart." David knows God to be a just judge. And he knows God will deal with the wicked severely. David states that the wicked bring about their own destruction and they fall into the pit that have dug for others. The trouble that the wicked have meant for other "will return upon their own head." David ends by praising the Lord for His righteousness and by "singing praise to the name of the Lord Most High." Psalm 7 can be seen as a prophetic look forward to when Christ returns to judge the wicked and reward the faithful.

[bbyroe]

Thank you Pastor Paul for these teachings they help me tremendously 🙏🏼🤍✨

[RandyMartins-jqmw]

God Bless you Pastor Paul, this word has been well received here in Malawi, the Warm Heart of Africa.

[Jkfd]

O Lord my God, in thee do I put my trust: save me from all them that persecute me, and deliver me:
Psalms 7:1

[jennygrim]

Thank you for this study and all the others too! God bless you.

[PhillipLWilcher]

What we do to others we do to ourselves.

[sweetiemin]

This relate to my problem so much I thank God for the answers that he gave to me. I feel so blessed and heard. This gives me hope that no matter what the enemy has done to me or say to me that doesn’t suit my character or personality, it says a lot about them or what they do to people will actually go back to them so I also have to be careful of how I correct others because it will be a slapped on my face in the future.

[Jkfd]

He made a pit, and digged it, and is fallen into the ditch which he made. His mischief shall return upon his own head, and his violent dealing shall come down upon his own pate.
Psalms 7:15‭-‬16

[jasonl.]

Pray that we can use our gifts, just as how Paul uses his.

[ta]

thank love these chapter studies! Praise God he loves my sinful heart and forgives me...

[gieanngonzales]

Praise the Lord!🙌 Thank you also Pastor Paul for thoroughly & correctly explaining this Psalm. I found it hard to comprehend since yesterday. But now it's sooo much clearer.❤️ Glory to Jesus!

[KetovoreMiGirl]

Second best minister imo… to my dad that’s past on.
My dad got a bath and Jammies on… went to do his bathroom skills and came out and went back to bed and past away at 92.

[jasonctsa]

Great sermon. Blessed me much and gave me better understanding of this scripture.

[nancysoto]

Thank you ...I’ve learned so much from these teachings. It’s given me a new appreciation of the Psalms....I now understand how to appropriate them in my life. I see the fruit of delving deeper as opposed to just reading.. the Psalms are so relevant for daily living the Christian life. Will you do the same with the book of Proverbs please?

[blessed]

Thank God that I am growing in faith every day.
I used to pray to God about something, but I also, in the back of my mind, I try to have a backup plan. Oh God, the folly of man. Thank God, I have come a long way since 2020. I'm all in. God sees my heart, that when I pray now, I approach Him in faith, believing that with God all things are possible.