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Lift Up Your Hearts‎#447

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447

A Prayer of Humility

Hymn Information

First Line: O LORD, my heart is not lifted up
Topic: Difficult Times

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Scripture References

Psalm 131

447

A Prayer of Humility

Introductory/Framing Text

O Christ,

our lives and our world seem so tangled and complicated.

Help us to desire nothing else but that you will always be present to us,

and that we may always be present to you. Amen.

— Psalms for All Seasons (http://www.psalmsforallseasons.org)

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