17 Evening, and morning, and at
noona, will I
apray, and cry aloud: and he shall bhear
my voice.
18 He hath delivered my soul in peace from the battle that was against me: for there were many with me.
19 God shall hear, and
aafflict them, even he that abideth of old. Selah. Because
they have no bchanges, therefore they fear not God.
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17a Evening, and morning, and at
noon This from a Jewish view speaks of the times of day in the
order first of when they come, 'Evening, morning and then noon', this is
the order of the Jewish day which begins in the evening at the setting of the
Sun and runs until the next Sun's setting. But more so, it is a concept of
continual prayer which is important here. One ought to make it a habbit to
pray unto God at all times, continually; both in a regular regimented order
of daily prayer as well as understanding that one not only might but does
commune with God always at all times continually as God is ever mindful of
us as well. Thus why wait until a set time to pray? Pray now and always.
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