Psalms 37:6
"Commit your way to the LORD. Trust also in him, and he will do this:"
Key Reflection
In Psalms 37:6, the psalmist urges the reader to commit their entire life and circumstances to the LORD, entrusting all to God's care. This advice would resonate deeply with ancient Israelites, who lived in a world where divine providence was a central concept, believing that God controlled the outcomes of events, even in the face of human sin and suffering. The original audience would have understood this verse as a call to relinquish control and trust fully in Yahweh's sovereignty and wisdom, recognizing that God ultimately brings justice and righteousness, though the process may not always be immediately clear or swift.
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From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes