A Song of New Hope by Charles R. Swindoll The first word in verse 5 is "but." That little word usually introduces a contrast to the reader. It's as if David is saying, "In contrast to my earlier complaints and fears, my dull eyes and proud heart . . . I have trusted! . . . My heart shall rejoice! . . . I will sing!"
Insight’s Bible Application Guide: Joshua–Esther uncovers a timeless truth in each chapter of these 12 books of the Bible and shows how they apply to your life today.
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