May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us.
Psalm 67:1
These words come from the Aaronic or priestly blessing:
The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And, be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.”
Numbers 6:24-26 (NKJV)
The psalmist asks for:
It would be quite a sight to see a guilty criminal before a judge, pleading for mercy, and receiving it – and then asking for a blessing! But God’s love toward us is that great.
Then he instructs the reader pause and think calmly about this: selah
The word selah is found in two books of the Bible, but is most prevalent in the Psalms, where it appears 74 times.
The palmist asks for:
Then he instructs the reader to pause and think calmly about this: selah
The psalmist asks for
Peter speaks of believers as the royal priesthood, those who listen and obey God,
What if we, the royal priesthood prayed this priestly prayer?
I’ve printed it out and plan to pray it. Will you join me?
No one is beyond the reach of God. I’m never so far from God that He can’t reach me. Praise His Name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From the ends of the earth, I cry to you for help when my heart is overwhelmed.
Psalm 61:2
Listen! The LORD’s arm is not too weak to save you, nor is his ear too deaf to hear you call.
Isaiah 59:1
Print and pray Psalm 67.
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