January 14
Bible verse for January 14
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but those who wait in hope for Yahweh will draw fresh strength. They will rise on pinions like eagles; they will run and not wear out; they will walk and not tire.
Carry it today
Where are you tired, and what would waiting on the Lord look like there?
Read it in contextIsaiah 40:28–31
28 Have you not known it? Have you not heard it? Yahweh is the eternal God, Creator of the earth’s far ends. He does not tire or wear out; there is no fathoming his understanding. 29 He gives strength to the tired and multiplies the might of those who have no power. 30 Even boys tire and wear out, and young men stumble and collapse, 31 but those who wait in hope for Yahweh will draw fresh strength. They will rise on pinions like eagles; they will run and not wear out; they will walk and not tire.
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Every verse for January
- January 1Lamentations 3:22-23
- January 2Isaiah 43:18-19
- January 32 Corinthians 5:17
- January 4Proverbs 3:5-6
- January 5Psalm 90:12
- January 6Matthew 2:10-11
- January 7Joshua 1:9
- January 8Philippians 3:13-14
- January 9Psalm 1:1-3
- January 10James 1:5
- January 11Micah 6:8
- January 12Romans 12:1-2
- January 13Psalm 37:4-5
- January 14Isaiah 40:31
- January 15Matthew 6:33
- January 16John 1:4-5
- January 17John 1:14
- January 18Colossians 3:23-24
- January 19Psalm 27:1
- January 20Ecclesiastes 3:1
- January 21Hebrews 12:1
- January 22Psalm 139:13-14
- January 23Jeremiah 29:11
- January 24Galatians 6:9
- January 25Acts 9:17-18
- January 26Psalm 16:11
- January 271 Peter 5:7
- January 28Mark 1:35
- January 29Proverbs 16:3
- January 30Isaiah 26:3
- January 31Psalm 46:10
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