Psalm 130: Out of the Depths
Scripture
Psalm 130
Eight verses, and the first word locates the writer at the bottom.
Then a line that stops most readers: if you kept a record of sins, who could stand? The expected answer is nobody, including the person praying.
What follows is not a defence but a description of waiting — more than watchmen wait for the morning, repeated twice, as though the repetition itself is what waiting feels like.
Note what he waits for. Not for his situation to change, but for the Lord.
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Kumi Tohi Tapu ʻaki ʻa e AI, Tohi Tapu fanongo, ngaahi liliu fakataha, meʻangāue faka-Kalisi mo e faka-Hepelū, mo e palani lau — taʻetotongi, ʻi he lea faka-Pilitānia, faka-Siaina, faka-Pema mo e faka-Tailani.
Kuo ʻave hoʻo fakamatala pea ʻe hā mai ia hili ʻa e sivi.
Hū ki loto ke manako mo fakamatala