June 12
Bible verse for June 12
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Yahweh is close to those whose hearts are broken, and he saves those whose spirits are crushed.
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Who do you know who is brokenhearted?
Read it in contextPsalm 34:15–21
15 The eyes of Yahweh are on the righteous, and his ears are open to their cry. 16 The face of Yahweh is against those who do evil, to cut off the memory of them from the earth. 17 The righteous cry out, and Yahweh listens; from all their distress he rescues them. 18 Yahweh is close to those whose hearts are broken, and he saves those whose spirits are crushed. 19 Many hardships befall the one who is righteous, yet Yahweh rescues him from every one of them. 20 He keeps watch over all his bones; not one of them will be broken. 21 Evil itself will put the wicked to death, and those who hate the righteous will be found guilty.
A new verse every morning: today’s verse.
Every verse for June
- June 1Psalm 8:3-4
- June 2Psalm 19:1-2
- June 3Psalm 19:14
- June 4Psalm 23:1-3
- June 5Psalm 23:4
- June 6Psalm 23:5-6
- June 7Psalm 25:4-5
- June 8Psalm 30:5
- June 9Psalm 31:14-15
- June 10Psalm 32:8
- June 11Psalm 34:8
- June 12Psalm 34:18
- June 13Psalm 40:1-2
- June 14Psalm 42:1-2
- June 15Psalm 42:11
- June 16Psalm 56:3-4
- June 17Psalm 62:1-2
- June 18Psalm 63:1
- June 19Psalm 84:10
- June 20Psalm 86:11
- June 21Psalm 91:1-2
- June 22Psalm 95:6-7
- June 23Psalm 100:4-5
- June 24Psalm 107:1
- June 25Psalm 119:105
- June 26Psalm 121:1-2
- June 27Psalm 121:7-8
- June 28Psalm 127:1-2
- June 29Psalm 130:5-6
- June 30Psalm 131:2
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