Psalms, 85
3. Thou hast taken away all thy wrath: thou hast turned [thyself] from the fierceness of thine anger.
3. Thou hast taken away all thy wrath: thou hast turned [thyself] from the fierceness of thine anger.
Psalm 85 is a prayer for God's restoration and blessing on the nation of Israel. The psalmist expresses his trust in God and his faithfulness, as well as his hope in the salvation that comes from the Lord only. The verses below are examples of topics covered in Psalm 85:
Isaiah 30:18: "But the Lord expects the moment to be kind to you; He will still rise to show them compassion. For the Lord is God of righteousness. This verse highlights the patience and goodness of God, themes present in Psalm 85.
Psalm 84:12: "Lord of hosts, how happy is he who trusts in you!" Confidence in God is one of the main messages of Psalm 85, and this verse highlights this truth.
Jeremiah 33:15: "In his days Judah will be saved, and Israel shall live safely. This is the name by which He will be called: Lord, our righteousness." This verse speaks of justice and salvation that God will bring to His people, themes that are addressed in Psalm 85.
Psalm 89:14: "Justice and law are the foundations of your throne, love and faithfulness go ahead of you." This verse highlights God's righteousness and faithfulness, characteristics that the psalmist recognizes and trusts.
Isaiah 45:8: "Rain from above, O heavens, and may the clouds pour out justice; open the earth and produce salvation, and with it righteousness. I, the Lord, created it all." This verse speaks of justice and salvation that come from God and are expected by the faithful.
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