1 To the choirmaster. Psalm of David.
2 How long, O Lord! Do you ever forget me? So when me you hide your face? (How long will you be away from me?)
3 till when shall I take counsel in my soul, and every day of sorrow in my heart?
Up when my enemy amount he cons me? (How long will my enemy does the above?)
4 Look, answer me, O Lord, my God! Give me the clarity ( just fix my strength) lest I sleep the sleep of death,
5 so that my enemy does not say: I have conquered! And my opponents are not happy if I stagger.
6 Me, I trust in your goodness, I have joy in the heart, Because of your salvation;
I sing to the Lord, for he has done me good. (You've filled your blessings.)
Here is a relevant consideration when after some time of struggle, tension, the believer still has not received an answer to his cries of distress. These are questions
justified, human.
The faithful know that God does not object against a process of questioning!
It has the right to tell Him our frustration, our disappointment!
David in this text seems to complain. It feels like God forgot.
He sees God, his Protector, as far hidden from him.
He can feel his presence for that moment.
Concern inhabits the soul of David so that he can not take her eyes on the deeds of his enemy.
It seems victorious.
Almost dejected by this distorted perception of truth, David, however present a prayer, a cry from the heart magnificent
" look, answer me, O Lord, my God! Give me clarity "
Whatever a disciple through troubled times, he will need the clarity of the Holy Spirit in his life to live this life of victory promised by Him who can not lie.
When light springs, all that remains murky disappears in an instant.
I sing to the Lord, for he has done me good. (You've filled your blessings.)
Here is a relevant consideration when after some time of struggle, tension, the believer still has not received an answer to his cries of distress. These are questions
justified, human.
The faithful know that God does not object against a process of questioning!
It has the right to tell Him our frustration, our disappointment!
David in this text seems to complain. It feels like God forgot.
He sees God, his Protector, as far hidden from him.
He can feel his presence for that moment.
Concern inhabits the soul of David so that he can not take her eyes on the deeds of his enemy.
It seems victorious.
Almost dejected by this distorted perception of truth, David, however present a prayer, a cry from the heart magnificent
" look, answer me, O Lord, my God! Give me clarity "
Whatever a disciple through troubled times, he will need the clarity of the Holy Spirit in his life to live this life of victory promised by Him who can not lie.
When light springs, all that remains murky disappears in an instant.
The lie is obliged to pack up, accompanied by anxiety.
At that time, we can say like David:
" Me, I trust in your goodness, I have joy in my heart, because your salvation, I sing the Lord, for he has done me good. "
Prayer:
" Thank you, Lord of Hosts! Thanks in your power, you keep me in your ways! Thank you for giving me the freedom to choose you for everything that bothers my soul! Through Thy mercy, I can safely get closer to the throne of grace to be rescued in due time! That you can continue to intervene in the heart of my vie.C was in the name of Jesus that I will raise you this prayer. Amen! "
great week in His Presence!
At that time, we can say like David:
" Me, I trust in your goodness, I have joy in my heart, because your salvation, I sing the Lord, for he has done me good. "
Prayer:
" Thank you, Lord of Hosts! Thanks in your power, you keep me in your ways! Thank you for giving me the freedom to choose you for everything that bothers my soul! Through Thy mercy, I can safely get closer to the throne of grace to be rescued in due time! That you can continue to intervene in the heart of my vie.C was in the name of Jesus that I will raise you this prayer. Amen! "
great week in His Presence!
Jacques Brouillard
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