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What does Psalm 146 teach us about trusting in man?

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Psalm 146 warns against placing trust in earthly leaders, emphasizing God's supremacy.

The psalmist cautions believers against trusting in 'princes' or mere human leaders, asserting that they cannot provide true help or salvation. This warning underscores the fragility of human strength compared to God’s eternal power. Trusting in human means is ultimately futile as they are subject to mortality and sin. Instead, believers are encouraged to rely solely on the Lord, who reigns and is capable of delivering salvation. This captures the essence of sovereign grace—that salvation and hope are found exclusively in God through Jesus Christ, not in human endeavors.
Scripture References: Psalm 146, Jeremiah 17:5-8

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