Psalms 102

Psalms 102

A deeply moving lament of an afflicted person, feeling the burden of God's wrath and praying for mercy. The Psalmist is weary, isolated, and physically wasting away, comparing himself to a desert owl and a bird alone on a housetop. Despite his personal despair, he finds comfort in the eternal nature of God: God's throne endures forever, and He will arise and have mercy on Zion, as the appointed time to favor her has come. He is confident that God will hear the groaning of the prisoners and will be praised by all future generations.

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Isaiah 42

The first of the Servant Songs. God introduces His Servant, whom He upholds and will use to establish justice on earth. The Servant will not cry out or break a bruised reed.

Isaiah 43

God assures Israel that He is their Redeemer and will be with them through fire and water. God says He is doing a new thing—making a way in the wilderness to bring His people home.

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