Summary Leviticus 18 is one of those passages that evokes a host of different responses in people.

Let's begin with the opening imperative, where Paul distinguishes between four different ways of praying

It is not the value of your faith that makes the difference, but the one whom you put your faith in,

millennia ago and we're still waiting, but remember God operates in the Divine Time Zone, which is entirely different

they either suppress the truth or break the law and condemn themselves, Paul now asks if there is any difference

Our need is for something outside of ourselves to make a radical difference within ourselves.

In this regard, Psalm 36 isn't any different than any other psalm, or any other passage of scripture Dig Deeper   It's so easy to stop reading Psalm 36 at the end of v4, where the Psalm transitions from

In total there are over 170 references to God's Word using all sorts of different words to describe it

But Psalm 2 and the Canons serve as a reminder of how different God is.

God defines Himself as the first and last, different than anything else, and the one who has existed