Return Unto Thy Rest

The Rest

This psalm names return, worth examining directly, not entering rest for the first time, but returning, worth holding as honest acknowledgment that genuine rest, once known, can genuinely be lost or wandered from, worth recognizing whether your own soul has genuinely wandered from a rest it once, actually knew.

Notice O my soul, worth holding as this psalmist’s own direct, internal address, speaking specifically to his own soul, worth applying this same practice today, speaking directly to your own soul, calling it specifically back toward rest it may have genuinely, honestly wandered from.

This is worth examining against however much you have assumed rest, once lost, requires entirely new discovery, rather than this psalm’s own model, return, suggesting this rest remains genuinely available, not permanently forfeited, worth trusting as actually, practically accessible again, not requiring entirely fresh beginning.

Consider today speaking directly to your own soul, following this psalm’s own specific pattern, return unto thy rest, O my soul, for the LORD hath dealt bountifully with thee, this bounty itself the actual, sufficient reason this return remains genuinely, actually available to you right now.