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And yet I can’t forget the days of old, the days I’ve heard so much about;
    I fix my mind on all You have done;
    I ponder the work of Your hands;
I reach out my hands to You.
    All that I am aches and yearns for You, like a dry land thirsting for rain.

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Hurry and answer me, O Eternal One,
    for my spirit is weak, my courage is gone.
Do not turn away; let me see Your face;
    otherwise, I’ll die and be like all those who have gone to the grave.

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Footnotes

  1. 143:6 Literally, selah, likely a musical direction from a Hebrew root meaning “to lift up”

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