Sermons on Psalms 131

In this short song of ascent, David speaks of a heart not proud and eyes not raised too high, refusing matters too great and too marvelous for him. He says he has calmed and quieted his soul like a weaned child with its mother, content and at rest. The psalm then turns from personal testimony to a call for Israel to hope in the LORD from this time forth and forevermore. It plainly raises themes of humility, inward peace, and trusting hope in the LORD.

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