Psalms 5:3. My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O LORD;
"When the dew is on all nature, and on my spirit too, then shalt thou hear my voice in prayer. Before I go out into the world, my first thoughts shall be of thee." Never see the face of man, beloved, until you have seen the face of God.
Psalms 5:3. In the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up.
Adjust your prayer as the archer fits his arrow on the bow, look up as you shoot it, and keep on looking up and looking out for an answer to your supplication. You cannot expect God to open the windows of heaven to pour you out a blessing if you do not open the windows of your expectation to look for it. If you look up in asking, God will look down in answering. It is well always to take good aim in prayer; some prayers are like random shots, they cannot be expected to hit the target; but David’s prayer was well aimed, and he expected it to prevail with God: " In the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up."
Psalms 5:3. My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O LORD;
"When the dew is on all nature, and on my spirit too, then shalt thou hear my voice in prayer. Before I go out into the world, my first thoughts shall be of thee." Never see the face of man, beloved, until you have seen the face of God.
Psalms 5:3. In the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up.
Adjust your prayer as the archer fits his arrow on the bow, look up as you shoot it, and keep on looking up and looking out for an answer to your supplication. You cannot expect God to open the windows of heaven to pour you out a blessing if you do not open the windows of your expectation to look for it. If you look up in asking, God will look down in answering. It is well always to take good aim in prayer; some prayers are like random shots, they cannot be expected to hit the target; but David’s prayer was well aimed, and he expected it to prevail with God: " In the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up."