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    The Watchtower (Study)—2025 | October
    • 16. If we feel limited by our circumstances, what can we learn from an exiled Levite? (Psalm 42:1-4) (See also pictures.)

      16 Read Psalm 42:1-4. This song was written by an exiled Levite who could not associate with fellow believers. His psalm reveals how he was feeling. We may be able to relate to him if we are confined to our home or imprisoned for our faith. Our emotions may fluctuate, but we do well to express them in prayer. This may help us to examine our thoughts and put things in perspective. For example, the Levite realized that he would have new opportunities to praise Jehovah. (Ps. 42:5) He also reflected on how Jehovah was taking care of him. (Ps. 42:8) Praying earnestly to God can help us analyze our feelings, restore our balance, and find the strength to endure.

      Collage: 1. A Levite prays fervently while in the wilderness. 2. A brother sits up in a hospital bed and prays with an open Bible on his lap.

      The Levite who wrote Psalm 42 poured out his heart to God. When we express our emotions in prayer, we may be able to put things in perspective (See paragraph 16)


  • How to Improve Your Prayers
    The Watchtower (Study)—2025 | October
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