Summary
What you open your Bible's please with me to Psalm 130 for our time and God's Word today. If you're using a Pew edition of Holy Scripture, you're going to find that in the Old Testament, page 537, Psalm 130 for our time and God's Word today. Certainly there's no sin that is acceptable, but we can massage our understanding with regard to some sins and say to ourselves that, well, somehow those are just acceptable, certainly not acceptable in the eyes of God, but they can become acceptable in our own eyes. There are certainly a host of calls in Scripture to be patient, and there are certainly more than ample examples of impatience in Holy Scripture. At Psalm 130, the Psalmist writes verse 5, I wait for the Lord my soul waits, verse 6, my soul waits for the Lord. I'm waiting for the Lord, my soul waits, and in his word I hope he understood Psalm 130, in turn to the promises of God.
Video citations
- Impatience: Antidote for impatience 3-16-25 — What you open your Bible's please with me to Psalm 130 for our time and God's Word today. If you're using a Pew edition of Holy Scripture, you're going to find that in the Old Testament, page 537,…