You know the secrets of our hearts and our mischief.
You who rescued our forefathers in the day of trouble,
Do not hide Your face from us.O God, our redeemer, like ants are the enemies
who have gathered themselves together against us
to eat up our flesh and devour our souls.
It is You, Lord who for many years
has preserved us from death,
Healed our diseases and bound up our wounds.
May You crown the rest of our days with Your glorious blessing.Let our sons and daughters live in good health,
In peace, and in joy forevermore.
We pray unto You, oh Lord, hear the humble cry of our hearts.Praise to the King, our God. Hallelujah, and amen!

The Lord Hears our Cry
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