US Edition10 Words of Prayerful Hope for the Struggling
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Baptist Messenger of Oklahoma10 Words of Prayerful Hope for the Struggling
The psalmist wrestled at times with trusting God, but his faith in God also echoed throughout his writings. If you’re struggling today, turn to God—and hang on to these words from the first half of the book of Psalms: Psalm 3:4– “I cry aloud to the Lord, and he answers me from his holy mountain.” Psalm 5:3– “In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning I plead my case to you and watch expectantly.” Psalm 6:9– “The Lord has he…
Brothers, as his co-workers, we exhort you not to cast the grace of God into pieces. For he says, "In a favorable time I listened to you, in the day of salvation I helped you."See, now is the favorable time, now is the day of salvation.
A. A segulah to be saved from war is to say chapter 53 of the Psalms: “A song of praise to the Lord, to my blood, go not to be silent, and do not be silent” when opening the temple on Mondays and Thursdays. Likewise, to say every day, Avinu Malkenu after the eighteenth prayer of Shacharit and Minach (Segulah of Our Rabbis, pages 125–126). It is also written in the book “Tishrei Tehillim” that this psalm is for salvation from war, and so did Rab…
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