Psalm 5 | Hear my cry for help, my God 

This is not Ai, but narrated by David Suchet

​@@jeeyo17 Yeah, I also get to know ABT it 2-3 days ago...

It's not about telling God what to do; it's about expressing our need and dependence on Him. The Psalms teach us that it's okay to cry out to God in our times of need because He cares for us deeply. It’s a relationship built on trust and love, not demands. Thanks for engaging with the content! ✝️🙌🏻

​@@Beaming_belief " Hear my cry for help, my God"" "It's not about telling God what to do" Well, then, it should be worded in English. The way it stands it IS imploring God what He should do. Listen, if the bible is so badly worded that it is confusing and not clear, isn't that a indication of poor communication? Why should the Word of God - and remember, He is All-knowing - have to be deciphered so much? It seems obvious that so many problems with religion are GOD"S fault.

@@darz3829 I appreciate your viewpoint. The language of the Psalms frequently reflects a passionate expression of the human experience with God, highlighting our need for His presence and guidance. In our prayers, we seek comfort and understanding from God rather than educating Him. The complexity and depth of the Bible encourage us to investigate and seek understanding, which can be difficult at times. Many people discover that as they go deeper, God's teachings grow clearer and more impactful. Also The Bible can be complex, and its messages are often open to interpretation. Many find that reading it with guidance or studying it in community helps clarify its deeper meanings. If you're open to it, I'd encourage you to explore further. It's a journey that many find rewarding and enlightening.

@@Beaming_belief "The complexity and depth of the Bible encourage us to investigate and seek understanding, which can be difficult at times." Did it occur to you that - through me - what you said might apply to your situation? Perhaps I am the instrument that offers an alternative option different than the rote biblical quotes that you blindly accept?

I appreciate your perspective and the discussion we're having. Faith is indeed a personal journey, and different viewpoints can sometimes offer new insights. For me, the Bible’s teachings and traditional interpretations have been a great source of guidance and comfort. I’m open to learning and understanding, but my faith in the wisdom and love found in Scripture remains strong. If at any point you felt offended, please accept my apologies. I believe that as long as our discussions are respectful and conducted with good intentions, we're on the right path.​@@darz3829