The Lord Will

Psalm 119:67

β€œBefore I was afflicted I went astray: but now have I kept thy word.”

KJV

Read in Psalm 119

Meaning

Teth (vv.65–72) reflects retrospectively on suffering that became a setting for correction.

Teth

God's goodness is recognized through teaching, correction, affliction, and the value of his instruction.

Read carefully

The verse is the speaker's retrospective testimony, not a universal causal rule for other people's suffering.

Reflection

Ask what you learned without assuming suffering was deserved or divinely inflicted.