For whom do we wait on?

Question

Psalm 27:14
Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and He shall strenghthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.

Answer 1

You are waiting on God to work things out in His time and according to His purpose. The verse is encouraging you to be patient and trusting.

God will keep His promises. He will never leave us.

Answer 2

God has a personal name. Adam knew God’s Divine Holy Name and then He made the deeper meaning of His name known to Moses.

In ancient Hebrew His name is spelled
YHWH which in English is translated with a J for a Y as in Jesus' real name Yhshua.

YHWH/Jehovah is in *all* the oldest mss extant and appears in the original Scriptures nearly 7,000 times!
Wicked men have removed His personal name and replaced it with mere titles of 'god' and 'lord', perhaps in an attempt to confuse people into upholding the un-Scriptural teaching of the pagan trinity.

Everywhere you see LORD is a place where God's personal Holy Divine Name belongs but has been sinfully blotted out from view!

Here are some links about God's name, it's pronunciation variations and why it is important to use His name.

start with this major "christian" figure:
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/2006/11/robertson_says.html

and here's the Catholic encyclopedia:
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08329a.htm

then heres a whole book about it!
http://gertoux.online.fr/divinename/faq/question.htm

then another Christian website
http://www.nazarene-friends.org/articles/The%20Divine%20Name%20and%20Your%20Favorite%20Translation.htm

And yet another:
http://www.equipministry.com/studies/yhwhinnt.htm

And another:
http://www.nazarene.net/hrv/sacredname.html

And the list goes on:
http://becomingone.org/gp/gp1b.htm

http://ebionite.org/nament.htm

http://www.nazarene.net/_halacha/Nazarenes_and_the_name.html

try to find an older printing of the Bible; *any* translation printed before 1950 should have the real name of Christ's Father, the true Almighty God in many places, especially in Exodus 6:3 and Psalms 83:18 and then see what Jesus relationship is to Jehovah at Acts 3:13. To remove God's Divine Holy name whether represented as JHVH, JEHOVAH, YHWH or YAHWEH is Satan's doing and a grievous sin!

agape!

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Answer 3

In this song, David is fearing his enemies. He trusts that the Lord will protect him, but still he is fearful. In his fear, the Lord prove himself true and faithful. He experienced the courage and strength of heart because God came through. When we are afraid and my even doubt, we must trut the promises of God. We must WAIT for the Lord to prove Himself faithful to his promises of protection and provision.

Answer 4

The bible says here:
Hope in Jehovah; be courageous and let your heart be strong. Yes, hope in Jehovah.
Ps 62:5

Answer 5

I wait on the Lord, yes.

Answer 6

There is no one else worth living our lives for, other than the Lord Jesus Christ. The joy of the Lord is my strength!

Answer 7

Yes I call Him Krishna My God is your God Also known as Jehovah, Allah, Vishnu, Rama, etc. World Peace. Love thy Neighbor as thy self. For teh original New Testament befroe Constantine changed so many things google gospelofthenazirenes.com For sincere seekers of Truth

Answer 8

the Lord said to me last night, my timing is good. I questioned God cuss I am very broken...in his timing...so he did strenghten me,and added courage in what I do. SEEK HIS FACE all ye saints of God.

Answer 9

Your question should be one of the following:

"On whom do we wait?"

"For whom to we wait?"

"Whom do we wait on?"

"Whom do we wait for?"

By putting both prepositions, you leave the prepository question ambiguous. In other words, are we waiting ON somebody, or are we waiting FOR somebody?

Answer 10

Sorry, but I don't wait on fictional characters in ancient books.

Religion is just organized superstition.