But I will hope continually, and will yet praise thee more and more.
The declaration belongs to the prayer connected with Hezekiah as he drew near to death, where the surrounding petitions place trust in God and plead that He not forsake the king when strength fails. It means that hope in God is to be maintained without interruption even amid severe trouble and the failure of human power. Alongside that unbroken hope, praise to God is to continue and to grow ever greater.
The declaration belongs to the prayer connected with Hezekiah as he drew near to death, where the surrounding petitions place trust in God and plead that He not forsake the king when strength fails. It means that hope in God is to be maintained without interruption even amid severe trouble and the failure of human power. Alongside that unbroken hope, praise to God is to continue and to grow ever greater.