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Sermon outline
Apollo 11 Goodwill Greetings[1]
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- Sample Greetings
- Pope Paul VI ‘s greeting
- Psalm 8
- A choral piece to be sung as a prayer
- Relation to Ps 81 and 84.
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God’s majesty and might (8:1–2)
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- The Psalm begins and ends with a repeated refrain (Ps 8:1)
- The LORD is a God who makes covenants with his people, who can be counted on and depended upon
- God’s name is majestic
- Also a God who works in ways that are different (Isa 55:8, Ps 8:2
- First David declares that from babies and infants God establishes strength (Mt 21:16, 11:25, 19:14, Lk 10:21, 2Cor 12:10)
- The Psalm begins and ends with a repeated refrain (Ps 8:1)
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Humanity’s sense of insignificance (Ps 8:3–4)
God’s role for mankind (Ps 8:5-8)
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- A little lower than the gods
- A Ruler over God’s Creation (Isa 32:1)
- This means that humans have a responsibility to steward and care for creation – endangered animals, critical species, care for the oceans, forest stewardship, pollution control, all of these are part of the vision of the redeemed.
- Concluding praise (Ps 8:9).
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Hebrews 2 applies this Psalm to Jesus (Heb 2:5-9)
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- Jesus is the man God is mindful and attentive to.
- Jesus is the man who rules over everything.
- Jesus’ humble sacrificial rule brings grace to those who will come like little children and sing his praise.
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[1] From WBC-Psalms and https://history.nasa.gov/ap11-35ann/goodwill/Apollo_11_material.pdf
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