A meditation on human frailty and the brevity of life (“each man is but a breath”) prompted by David’s effort to hold his tongue in suffering. Chastened by God’s discipline, he prays, “And now, O Lord, for what do I wait? My hope is in you.”
Psalms study chapter
Psalms 39
David; wisdomA meditation on the brevity of life; “my hope is in you.”
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