Tuesday
Read Lamentations 3:22-33
22 The Lord's unfailing love and mercy still
continue,
23 Fresh as the morning, as sure as the sunrise.
24 The Lord is all I have, and so in him I put my hope.
25 The Lord is good to everyone who trusts in him,
26 So it is best for us to wait in patience—to wait for him to save us—
27 And it is best to learn this patience in our youth.
28 When we suffer, we should sit alone in silent patience;
29 We should bow in submission, for there may still be hope.
30 Though beaten and insulted, we should accept it all.
31 The Lord is merciful and will not reject us forever.
32 He may bring us sorrow, but his love for us is sure and strong.
33 He takes no pleasure in causing us grief or pain.
Good News Translation (GNT)
Copyright © 1992 by American Bible Society
23 Fresh as the morning, as sure as the sunrise.
24 The Lord is all I have, and so in him I put my hope.
25 The Lord is good to everyone who trusts in him,
26 So it is best for us to wait in patience—to wait for him to save us—
27 And it is best to learn this patience in our youth.
28 When we suffer, we should sit alone in silent patience;
29 We should bow in submission, for there may still be hope.
30 Though beaten and insulted, we should accept it all.
31 The Lord is merciful and will not reject us forever.
32 He may bring us sorrow, but his love for us is sure and strong.
33 He takes no pleasure in causing us grief or pain.
Good News Translation (GNT)
Copyright © 1992 by American Bible Society
Think
Lamentations is quite difficult book to
read. It Laments the destruction of
Jerusalem. It describes a desolated war
zone. All of our worst fears come
true. In the midst of all this lament
the writer reminds us to wait for God in hopefulness.
Pray
The Lord's unfailing love and mercy still
continue, fresh as the morning, as sure as the sunrise. The Lord is all I have, and so in him I put
my hope.
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