Prayer based on Psalms 119:97. Themes: Love, Law, Meditation

Dear Lord, I thank you for your law and the guidance it provides. I pray that I may love your law more and more each day and that it may become my constant meditation. May it shape my thoughts, actions, and decisions, and may it bring me closer to you. I claim the promise that as I meditate on your law, I will find success and prosperity in all that I do. Thank you for your unfailing love and grace. Amen.

Verse: How I love your law! It is my meditation all day.
Psalms 119:97

This is a Promise. The verse expresses the author’s love for God’s law and how they meditate on it all day. There is no direct command given to the reader.

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