Heath Jarvis Ministries - Psalm 33:12-22

I would like to continue Psalms 33 from the last article. If you have not already read "A Deeper Look at the Psalms - Psalm Chapter 1", I would suggest you do that first, because in it I explain what technique I use in studying Psalms. It will make this article a little more easy to understand. Having said that, here's Psalm 33:12-22.

Psalm 33:12-22 (King James Version)

12)    Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom He hath chosen for His own inheritance.
13)    The Lord looketh from heaven; He beholdeth all the sons of men.
14)    From the place of His habitation He looketh upon all the inhabitants of the earth.
15)    He fashoineth their hearts alike; He considereth all their works.
16)    There is no king saved by the multitude of an host: a mighty man is not delivered by much strength.
17)    An horse is a vain thing for safety: neither shall he deliver any by his great strength.
18)    Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon them that fear Him, upon them that hope in His mercy;
19)    To deliver their soul from death, and to keep them alive in famine.
20)    Our soul waiteth for the Lord: He is our help and our shield.
21)   For our heart shall rejoice in Him, because we have trusted in His holy name.
22) Let Thy mercy, O Lord, be upon us, according as we hope in Thee.

Psalm 33:12-22 (Heath's Version)

12)    How happy and blessed are the nations and peoples whose Supreme God and magistrate, the One Whom they consider to be Creator and Judge is the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God. The tribes and nations of those people have been choicly selected as excellent and appropriate to join in the distribution of their portion of His estate and possessions…their inheritance.
13)    The Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God looks down and scans intently as He regards with favor and pleasure from the sky and outer space and joyfully considers, ponders, and perceives what He sees.
14)    From the dwelling place that He is joined or married to, His permanent habitation, He peeps at those who dwell in or are joined or married to this earth, glancing sharply at them.
15)    He fashions as a man squeezing or molding like a potter and gives purpose to the hearts, minds, intellects, wills, and understandings of men. He separates mentally and distinguishes to Himself, pondering and dealing wisely with Himself regarding the operations and accomplishments of man and all the things man does.
16)    No king or member of reigning royalty is free, safe, or able to be rescued or achieve victory by a plenteous abundance or great multitude of an army of valiant and worthy men of strength. A valiant warrior or champion does not escape and is not snatched away from danger simply by force, vigor, strength, or wealth.
17)    A horse is a false or deceptive thing likened unto a sham in that it cannot achieve deliverance, victory, or rescue and can’t help any one slip out of another’s grasp like a smooth bar of soap even though it has a plenteous abundance or multitude of strength likened to that of an army of valiant and worthy men of strength.
18)    Behold and take a look-see at this…the eye of the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God is on those that are fearfully reverent of Him, those that patiently wait and hope, tarrying for His kindness, piety, favor and mercy;
19)    Waiting for Him to snatch away and allow their soul, their vitality, and their ability to breathe to escape from pestilence, ruin, and death. And to revive, restore, nourish, or cause them to live during hunger, suffering, and famine.
20)    Our soul and vitality adheres to and tarries long for the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God. He surrounds, protects, aids, and helps us and is our defense and shield much like the hard, shielding skin of a crocodile.
21) Our heart, mind, intellect, will, and wisdom will be bright, joyful, merry, and gleesome because we are boldly confident and secure as we trust as a sure thing His sacred and most consecrated and holy position of authority, honor, and character which is what He is renowned for, what He made His mark by…those things that constitute His name.
22) Let your kindness, piety, favor, and mercy be, Oh Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God as we patiently wait and hope in You.

Strong's Reference Numbers for Psalm 33:12-22 (in order)

12)    835, 1471, 430, 3068, 5971, 970, 5159
13)    3068, 5027, 8064, 7200
14)    3427, 7688, 3427, 776
15)    3335, 3820, 995, 4640
16)    4428, 3467, 7230, 2428, 1368, 5337, 3581
17)    5483, 8267, 8668, 4422, 7230, 2428
18)    2009, 5869, 3068, 3373, 3176, 2617
19)    5337, 5315, 4194, 2421, 7458
20)    5315, 2442, 3068, 5828, 4043
21)    3820, 8055, 982, 6944, 8034
22)    2617, 3068, 3176

Be blessed!

Worship Notes
"A Deeper Look at the Psalms Psalm 33:12-22"
I would like to continue Psalms 33 from the last article. If you have not already read "A Deeper Look at the Psalms - Psalm Chapter 1", I would suggest you do that first, because in it I explain what technique I use in studying Psalms. It will make this article a little more easy to understand. Having said that, here's Psalm 33:12-22. Psalm 33:12-22 (King James Version) 12) Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom He hath chosen for His own inheritance. 13) The Lord looketh from heaven; He beholdeth all the sons of men. 14) From the place of His habitation He looketh upon all the inhabitants of the earth. 15) He fashoineth their hearts alike; He considereth all their works. 16) There is no king saved by the multitude of an host: a mighty man is not delivered by much strength. 17) An horse is a vain thing for safety: neither shall he deliver any by his great strength. 18) Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon them that fear Him, upon them that hope in His mercy; 19) To deliver their soul from death, and to keep them alive in famine. 20) Our soul waiteth for the Lord: He is our help and our shield. 21) For our heart shall rejoice in Him, because we have trusted in His holy name. 22) Let Thy mercy, O Lord, be upon us, according as we hope in Thee. Psalm 33:12-22 (Heath's Version) 12) How happy and blessed are the nations and peoples whose Supreme God and magistrate, the One Whom they consider to be Creator and Judge is the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God. The tribes and nations of those people have been choicly selected as excellent and appropriate to join in the distribution of their portion of His estate and possessions…their inheritance. 13) The Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God looks down and scans intently as He regards with favor and pleasure from the sky and outer space and joyfully considers, ponders, and perceives what He sees. 14) From the dwelling place that He is joined or married to, His permanent habitation, He peeps at those who dwell in or are joined or married to this earth, glancing sharply at them. 15) He fashions as a man squeezing or molding like a potter and gives purpose to the hearts, minds, intellects, wills, and understandings of men. He separates mentally and distinguishes to Himself, pondering and dealing wisely with Himself regarding the operations and accomplishments of man and all the things man does. 16) No king or member of reigning royalty is free, safe, or able to be rescued or achieve victory by a plenteous abundance or great multitude of an army of valiant and worthy men of strength. A valiant warrior or champion does not escape and is not snatched away from danger simply by force, vigor, strength, or wealth. 17) A horse is a false or deceptive thing likened unto a sham in that it cannot achieve deliverance, victory, or rescue and can’t help any one slip out of another’s grasp like a smooth bar of soap even though it has a plenteous abundance or multitude of strength likened to that of an army of valiant and worthy men of strength. 18) Behold and take a look-see at this…the eye of the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God is on those that are fearfully reverent of Him, those that patiently wait and hope, tarrying for His kindness, piety, favor and mercy; 19) Waiting for Him to snatch away and allow their soul, their vitality, and their ability to breathe to escape from pestilence, ruin, and death. And to revive, restore, nourish, or cause them to live during hunger, suffering, and famine. 20) Our soul and vitality adheres to and tarries long for the Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God. He surrounds, protects, aids, and helps us and is our defense and shield much like the hard, shielding skin of a crocodile. 21) Our heart, mind, intellect, will, and wisdom will be bright, joyful, merry, and gleesome because we are boldly confident and secure as we trust as a sure thing His sacred and most consecrated and holy position of authority, honor, and character which is what He is renowned for, what He made His mark by…those things that constitute His name. 22) Let your kindness, piety, favor, and mercy be, Oh Self-existent, eternal God and Lord Who is our Redeemer, the most intense and passionate God as we patiently wait and hope in You. Strong's Reference Numbers for Psalm 33:12-22 (in order) 12) 835, 1471, 430, 3068, 5971, 970, 5159 13) 3068, 5027, 8064, 7200 14) 3427, 7688, 3427, 776 15) 3335, 3820, 995, 4640 16) 4428, 3467, 7230, 2428, 1368, 5337, 3581 17) 5483, 8267, 8668, 4422, 7230, 2428 18) 2009, 5869, 3068, 3373, 3176, 2617 19) 5337, 5315, 4194, 2421, 7458 20) 5315, 2442, 3068, 5828, 4043 21) 3820, 8055, 982, 6944, 8034 22) 2617, 3068, 3176 Be blessed!