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        <description>BOOK 2   •   PSALMS 42–72 Psalm 70 — O God, Come to My Assistance FORM: Urgent lament    |    Traditional heading: David Psalm 70 is a short cry for immediate help, adapted from the end of Psalm 40. Its opening appeal became one of the familiar introductory prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours. Catholics therefore encounter it not merely as an ancient emergency prayer but as a daily pattern of dependence on grace. The worshiper asks for rescue and for those seeking God to rejoice in salvation. Few words are needed when the heart knows its need. The Psalm teaches us that calling on God quickly and repeatedly is not weakness but a form of faithful attention. Scripture connections: Psalm 40, verses 14–18; Romans 12, verse 12 Read Psalm 70 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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