THERE IS NO NOISE COMING FROM THE GRAVEYARD (5 OF 5)
Scripture: Psalms 6:1-9
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There Is No Noise Coming From the Graveyard (5 of 5)
Series: Putting the Thanks Back Into Thanksgiving
Donald Cantrell
Psalms 6: 1-9
Theme: ''We need to give the Lord a reason to spare us''
Psa 6:5 KJV - For in death [there is] no remembrance of thee: in the grave who shall give thee thanks?
I - David's Painful Vexation (1 - 3)
His Contemplation (1)
His Consideration (2 - 3)
II - David's Merciful Mediation (4)
Presence He Sought (4a)
Prescription He Suggested (4b)
III - David's Insightful Realization (5)
The Grave Affords No Thoughts of God
The Grave Allows No Thanks to God
IV - David's Remorseful Consternation (6 - 7)
The Tears That He Shed (6)
The Terror That He Saw (7)
V - David's Gleeful Declaration (8 - 9)
Thankful That the Lord Purposefully Hears
Thankful That the Lord Powerfully Helps
Until We Meet Again
Iris Benbow, recently widowed, requested the epitaph 'Rest in Peace' on her husband's gravestone. When Iris later found that he had left all his money to his mistress, she attempted to get the mason to change the carving. This proved impossible as the words had been chiseled by a stonemason and could not be changed. 'In that case,' Iris demanded, 'please add ''Until We Meet Again.'' '
Fergus's Bad Day
Annie, an elderly Scots lady, lay dying. She looked up and asked her husband if he would do her just one small favour before she went. 'Fergus,' she asked, 'on the day o' the funeral I'd like ye tae ride in the same coach as ma mother.' To which Fergus replied, 'A' richt, Annie. I'll dae that tae please ye. But ye've completely spoilt the day for me.'
Tough Cookie
John is dying. However, he can smell his favorite chocolate nut brownies cooking downstairs. John summons all the strength that he has left, he flops out of bed and crawls downstairs. He sees the brownies cooling on the counter and staggers over to them. As John reaches for one, his wife's wrinkled old hand reaches out, smacks his and she yell ...
Series: Putting the Thanks Back Into Thanksgiving
Donald Cantrell
Psalms 6: 1-9
Theme: ''We need to give the Lord a reason to spare us''
Psa 6:5 KJV - For in death [there is] no remembrance of thee: in the grave who shall give thee thanks?
I - David's Painful Vexation (1 - 3)
His Contemplation (1)
His Consideration (2 - 3)
II - David's Merciful Mediation (4)
Presence He Sought (4a)
Prescription He Suggested (4b)
III - David's Insightful Realization (5)
The Grave Affords No Thoughts of God
The Grave Allows No Thanks to God
IV - David's Remorseful Consternation (6 - 7)
The Tears That He Shed (6)
The Terror That He Saw (7)
V - David's Gleeful Declaration (8 - 9)
Thankful That the Lord Purposefully Hears
Thankful That the Lord Powerfully Helps
Until We Meet Again
Iris Benbow, recently widowed, requested the epitaph 'Rest in Peace' on her husband's gravestone. When Iris later found that he had left all his money to his mistress, she attempted to get the mason to change the carving. This proved impossible as the words had been chiseled by a stonemason and could not be changed. 'In that case,' Iris demanded, 'please add ''Until We Meet Again.'' '
Fergus's Bad Day
Annie, an elderly Scots lady, lay dying. She looked up and asked her husband if he would do her just one small favour before she went. 'Fergus,' she asked, 'on the day o' the funeral I'd like ye tae ride in the same coach as ma mother.' To which Fergus replied, 'A' richt, Annie. I'll dae that tae please ye. But ye've completely spoilt the day for me.'
Tough Cookie
John is dying. However, he can smell his favorite chocolate nut brownies cooking downstairs. John summons all the strength that he has left, he flops out of bed and crawls downstairs. He sees the brownies cooling on the counter and staggers over to them. As John reaches for one, his wife's wrinkled old hand reaches out, smacks his and she yell ...
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