Psalms 131
1My heart is not proud, Lord,my eyes are not haughty;I do not concern myself with great mattersor things too wonderful for me. 2But I have calmed and quieted myself,I am like a weaned child with its mother;like a weaned child I am content. 3Israel, put your hope in the Lordboth now and forevermore.
Study Context for Psalms 131
As you study Psalms 131, keep in mind the overarching themes of this old testament book: Worship, Lament, Praise. Observe how the specific events or teachings in this chapter contribute to the book's broader message.
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Observation: What does Psalms 131 reveal about the character and nature of God? What does it reveal about humanity?
Application: How does the truth presented in this chapter change how you should live, think, or pray today?
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