Dear Lord,
I call and You answer! I cry out and You are here. Help me to remove the yoke from my midst, the pointing finger, and my wicked speech. Help me to extend my soul to the hungry and help the oppressed. For only then will my light dawn in the darkness so that my darkness will be as bright as the noonday sun.
Guide me continually, O Lord, and keep my soul fed and watered with Your guidance and love. Strengthen my body so that I can do the things You wish. Let my joints be moist and my teeth strong in my gums. Let me be as a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters do not fail.
Amen
Taken from Isaiah 58:9-11 New King James Version
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ReplyDeleteI love Isaiah 58 and this prayer speaks to my heart. They are words that I want to live in my own life.
Thank you for the word.
Shalom,
Patricia
Thank you, Pat! May God continue to bless you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing from Isaiah. Deirdre, you said "Help me to remove the yoke from my midst, the pointing finger". I often speak of my good forgettery, for there is so much i forget. But as you read through Isaiah he reminds us that there is one who has a greater forgettery than any of us can attain. Isaiah reminds us that when God forgives God forgets, few of us in our humanity can have a forgettery as good as that
ReplyDeleteI agree, Jon, and thankfully! Have a blessed day!
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