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In Psalm 25:12-15, the psalmist presents a powerful question by asking, Who is the man who fears the LORD? He will instruct him in the way he should choose (v. 12). The writer, identified in an earlier heading as David, who lived around 1040-970 B.C. and served as the second king of the united nation of Israel, implies that reverent awe and respect for the LORD bring divine guidance and counsel. True fear of God involves humble submission and trust, leading a person to discover the right path in life. Here, the psalmist highlights that the LORD takes an active role in directing those who genuinely seek Him.
The psalm continues by asserting, His soul will abide in prosperity, and his descendants will inherit the land (v. 13). This confident statement emphasizes that honoring God yields blessings not only for the individual, but also for future generations. The psalmist then adds, The secret of the LORD is for those who fear Him, and He will make them know His covenant (v. 14). The term secret suggests that the LORD shares a deeper intimacy and understanding with those who stand in awe of Him. The covenant points toward the steadfast agreement and promises God has with His people, anticipating the fulfillment and ultimate display of grace found later in Jesus (Romans 5:8).
Finally, the psalmist declares, My eyes are continually toward the LORD, for He will pluck my feet out of the net (v. 15). This imagery of a net highlights life’s snares and pitfalls, which can entangle anyone who strays from God’s protective guidance. By keeping his eyes fixed on the LORD, David trusts in divine deliverance from whatever traps lie ahead. Faith in God’s rescue fosters enduring hope, reassuring believers that God remains present and actively engaged in their struggles.
Used with permission from TheBibleSays.com.
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