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21 But this I will call to mind;[a]
    therefore I will hope:

22 The Lord’s acts of mercy are not exhausted,
    his compassion is not spent;(A)
23 They are renewed each morning—
    great is your faithfulness!

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Footnotes

  1. 3:21–24 In the midst of a description of suffering, the speaker offers this brief but compelling statement of hope in God’s ultimate mercy. It is a hard-won and precarious hope, nearly submerged by the volume and intensity of the surrounding lament, but it is hope nonetheless.

21 Yet this I call to mind
    and therefore I have hope:

22 Because of the Lord’s great love(A) we are not consumed,(B)
    for his compassions never fail.(C)
23 They are new every morning;
    great is your faithfulness.(D)

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