Psalm 119:165-169 You Know What I’m Talking About

We’ve never met, but I know you.You took the same trail I did.We followed smiling faces that turned cold behind closed doors.We listened to wolves in robes, spoke their phrases, sang their songs—until the lies started to crack.
And one day… we walked away.
Not because we were stronger—but because the truth wouldn’t let us stay.
“Great peace have those loving Your Torah, and for them there is no stumbling-block.” – Psalm 119:165
This isn’t a call for change.It’s a memory of the day we stopped faking peace and started walking in it.
You remember.
“Yahuah, I have waited for Your deliverance, and I have done Your commands…” – Psalm 119:166
We guarded what was real, even when no one else saw it.And now, here we are—still standing. Still learning. Still seeking more understanding.
This Psalm isn’t a sermon. It’s a conversation between survivors. Between sons and daughters of truth. If you’re here, it’s because you know. And you’re not alone.

Lyrics: Psalm 119:165-169
Great peace have those loving Your Torah, And for them there is no stumbling-block.

Yahuah, I have waited for Your deliverance, And I have done Your commands.

My being has guarded Your witnesses, And I love them exceedingly.

I have guarded Your orders and Your witnesses, For all my ways are before You.

My cry comes before You, Yahuah; Make me understand according to Your Word.

You’ve seen each step, and still You stayed—
Even through choices I can’t explain.
I chased the lies, wore priestly chains,
But truth lit up my darkened brain.

Years of chains... years of shame…
All broken the day I remembered Your Name.