daily reading 25.5 (Zechariah 7:13–14)
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Our opening prayer for this Easter week:
I plead my innocence;
Give heed, Lord, to my cry
And listen to my prayer which comes
From lips that do not lie.
Lord, vindicate me soon,
That you may see the right;
I pray you, try and weigh my heart
And search my soul at night.
Melt down my soul and see
There is no wickedness;
I heed the words you speak, O Lord,
That I may not transgress.
I follow step by step
The way that you command,
And in the pathway that I walk
You guide me by your hand.
I call upon you, Lord,
For you will answer me;
I pray that you will hear my words,
Give ear, Lord, to my plea.
When enemies arise,
O Savior, let me see
Your loving-kindnesses again,
Preserve me, set me free.
My Savior, keep me as
The apple of your eye;
Beneath the shadow of your wings
In safety let me lie. Amen.
Zechariah 7:13–14
- "Just as he had called, and they would not listen, so when they called, I would not listen, says the LORD of Armies.
- 14 "I scattered them with a windstorm over all the nations that had not known them, and the land was left desolate behind them, with no one coming or going. They turned a pleasant land into a desolation."
Helpful notes on Zechariah 7:13–14
For yourself pray:
- That God in Christ by his Spirit keeps you praying to him in all circumstances
For others pray:
- That God gives social workers and counselors in your area wisdom and patience for their work helping others
A psalm to listen to, as time allows:
- Psalm 78 (Vimeo, soloist and congregation with piano)
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