Easy Bible・Psalms 32

Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven

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In Psalm 32, the psalmist reflects on the joy and relief that comes from having their sins forgiven by God. They acknowledge the blessings that come from confessing their sins and receiving God's forgiveness. The psalmist encourages others to not hide their sins but to confess them to God, for He is faithful and just to forgive. The psalmist recounts their own experience of keeping silent about their sins and how it affected them physically and spiritually. They describe feeling drained and burdened until they finally confessed their sins to God. They found that when they acknowledged their sins and sought God's forgiveness, He forgave them and lifted the weight of guilt from their shoulders. The psalmist concludes by exhorting the righteous to rejoice in the Lord and find refuge in Him. They emphasize the importance of seeking God's guidance and instruction, and warn against being stubborn and unrepentant. The psalmist reminds us that God's unfailing love surrounds those who trust in Him, and He will protect and guide them on the path of righteousness.