Isaiah 38

Isaiah 38

King Hezekiah becomes mortally ill. The prophet Isaiah tells him to prepare for death. Hezekiah weeps bitterly and prays to God. God immediately sends Isaiah back with a message: God has heard his prayer and will add fifteen years to his life. As a miraculous sign, God causes the shadow on the sundial to move backward ten steps. Hezekiah then sings a psalm of praise and thanksgiving, celebrating his deliverance from the grave and affirming that the living can praise God, but the dead cannot.

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Psalms 89

A meditation on the eternal promise of the Davidic Covenant. The psalm moves from celebrating God’s faithfulness to questioning His apparent rejection of the King.

Psalms 90

Moses's prayer, reflecting on human frailty and the brevity of life. Moses asks God to teach them wisdom and satisfy them with His love in their short days.

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