Psalm 46:10 says, ‘Be still and know that I am God’ but ‘be still’ in Hebrew (harpū) means more than being quiet, it means to let go, to stop striving. Also, ‘know’ (yada‘) isn’t just head knowledge: it’s deep, personal, experiential knowing. The truth about this famous verse is deeper than I realized. God is inviting us to stop striving so we can truly encounter Him.
Nik Keswani
Psalm 46:10 says, ‘Be still and know that I am God’ but ‘be still’ in Hebrew (harpū) means more than being quiet, it means to let go, to stop striving. Also, ‘know’ (yada‘) isn’t just head knowledge: it’s deep, personal, experiential knowing. The truth about this famous verse is deeper than I realized. God is inviting us to stop striving so we can truly encounter Him.
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