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Isaiah 40:27-31 · WEBU

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What this passage says

The passage answers a complaint that Israel's way is hidden from the Lord. It states that God does not faint or grow weary, that his understanding is unsearchable, that he gives power to the faint, and that those who wait for the Lord renew their strength.

What describes your situation best?

Only if it helps. Nothing you choose is saved or sent anywhere.

What would help you most right now?

  • The same thing taught elsewhere

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    The psalm ends with waiting for the Lord and taking courage.

  • The same thing taught elsewhere

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    A vision with an appointed time, and instruction to wait for it.

  • Old and New Testament together

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    People who died without receiving the promises and were still commended.

What this means for you

The passage does not date the answer. It puts God's inexhaustible strength against human weariness and joins renewed strength to waiting on him.

One thing to do

Keep praying the same request today rather than replacing it, and read alongside it.

Pray this passage

Lord, you do not faint or grow weary, and this passage says those who wait for you renew their strength. I am tired of waiting and I do not know your timing. I am not going to demand what you have not promised. Renew my strength as this passage says you do, and hold me while I wait.

Or pray in your own words

  • Bring the same request again, in the same plain words.
  • Ask for renewed strength, in verse 31's words.
  • Name one thing to obey while you wait.

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