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Wait for Yahweh, and keep his way, And he will exalt you to inherit the land. When the wicked are cut off, you shall see it.
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The Path of Waiting and Walking
Commentators explain that this verse gives a two-part instruction. 'Wait for the Lord' is a call to patient trust, hope, and complete dependence on God, especially during trials. 'Keep his way' is the active component, urging steadfast obedience to God's commands without being swayed by temptation or opposition. As John Calvin notes, these two actions are linked; true patience and hope prevent us from resorting to sinful shortcuts.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
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19th Century
Baptist
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16th Century
Protestant
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Wait on the Lord In the way of his appointments and ordinances; where may be learned the design of his providences, …
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13th Century
Catholic
1. Afterwards, when he says, with the Lord will the steps of a man be directed, he shows the fruitfulness of the good…
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