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A Psalm for Jehosaphat

  • Jun 11
  • 1 min read
Stormy sky over red volcanic hills with steaming vents and a distant valley, creating a moody, dramatic landscape.
Photo Credit: Sarah Lelievre

(By Meaghan Bartlett)


When enemy armies come my way

Where does my help come from?

May I seek His voice, His face

My help comes from the LORD


Who is the LORD? 

Is He not our Creator?

Master of Order, Star-breather?

The Maker of heaven and earth


Who is the LORD?

Is He not the Friend of Abraham? 

Covenant-maker, Promise-keeper?

God who is in heaven


Who is the LORD?

Is He not our Father?

Tear-bottler, Heart-mender?

He who watches over you


When I call, will He not answer?

The one who fights my battles

May war be replaced with rest at every side

For His faithful love endures forever


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This poem is inspired by the story found in 2 Chronicles 20:1-30, as well as Psalm 121 and 136.


1 Comment


xin wang
xin wang
a day ago

Really enjoyed reading "A Psalm for Jehosaphat", and I liked how clear and grounded the writing felt. I also liked how you touched on keyboard test online. Definitely bookmarking this one.

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