“I wait for the Lord, my soul doth wait, and in his word do I hope.”
Psalm 130:5 · King James Version
What does Psalm 130:5 mean?
Psalm 130 moves from the depths toward patient waiting. Give one unresolved concern a place in prayer and return to the verse when impatience rises.
Read alongside it
New Testament companion passage: Romans 8:25.
This selection is from day 27 of the monthly Jewish Psalms reading cycle.
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