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Psalm 131 A Cry of HumilityWhen have you seen a recent act of humility? What makes that act unique? Psalm 131 is a personal cry of humility. The reader approached God and declared he was a simple man, neither proud nor haughty. It ended with admonition for communal hope in the Lord. Some scholars have speculated that, if this psalm had a liturgical function, it acted as preparation for the celebrating priest before he entered the sanctuary. Just as likely, the psalm was a personal prayer by a influential individual or monarch. Nonetheless, this psalm reminds us humility is an important key in Christian life. We are to approach God with a humble heart. Humility is knowing one’s place before God. How do you prepare yourself to enter into the presence of God? What is your spirit of prayer? | ||||||
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