Let my prayer come before thee: incline thine ear unto my cry;
The verse is a desperate plea for God to let the prayer come into His presence and to turn His ear toward the cry. It gives voice to Hezekiah when he was gravely ill, full of trouble, near to death, and facing his end in deep distress. It belongs together with the next verse, the two forming one expression of his plea for a hearing in that extremity.
The verse is a desperate plea for God to let the prayer come into His presence and to turn His ear toward the cry. It gives voice to Hezekiah when he was gravely ill, full of trouble, near to death, and facing his end in deep distress. It belongs together with the next verse, the two forming one expression of his plea for a hearing in that extremity.