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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Psalm 51
A Psalm of Repentance
Book • 2024
Psalm 51 is a powerful expression of repentance, written by King David after being confronted by the prophet Nathan about his sins with Bathsheba.
The psalm reflects David's genuine remorse and his desire for spiritual cleansing and restoration.
It is one of the seven Penitential Psalms and serves as a model for seeking forgiveness and reconciliation with God.
The psalm reflects David's genuine remorse and his desire for spiritual cleansing and restoration.
It is one of the seven Penitential Psalms and serves as a model for seeking forgiveness and reconciliation with God.
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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Mentioned by 

when referencing David's acknowledgement of sin and repentance.


Preston Morrison
34 snips
Understanding The Price For Your Anointing (with Tim Ross)
Mentioned as resonating with Lisa's story, particularly this Psalm, due to David's character and public leadership.

31 snips
Ep 1239 | The Robertsons’ Best Advice for Avoiding Pornography
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as part of the daily readings for the Bible in a Year podcast.


Fr. Mike Schmitz

19 snips
Day 130: Nathan Condemns David (2025)
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when quoting David.


Matt Chandler

14 snips
Mercy
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when referring to David's repentance.


Ryan Britt

13 snips
When the Brook Dries Up - S22E1
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in relation to King David's life and writings.

James Prothro

Mary McGeehan

12 snips
St. David
Mentioned as a model for prayer, specifically for those caught in sin.

Episode 55: Jesus: Journey through the Psalms
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when discussing traits of an upright heart.


John Piper

The Prayer God Loves
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in the context of discussing the concept of sacrifice and its cultural significance.

Ronn Johnson

EP054: John 1:29-51: How Did Jesus "Take Away the Sin of the World"?
Mentioned as one of Savonarola's prison meditations published by Luther.

The Florentine Forerunner: Girolamo Savonarola (1452–1498)



