Psalm 141:2

Conservative English Version

Think of my prayer as sweet-smelling incense, and think of my lifted hands as an evening sacrifice.

Cross References

1 Kings 18:36

When it was time for the evening sacrifice, Elijah prayed: Our LORD, you are the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel. Now, prove that you are the God of this nation, and that I, your servant, have done this at your command.

Ezra 9:4

until time for the evening sacrifice. Many of our people were greatly concerned and gathered around me, because the God of Israel had warned us to stay away from foreigners.

Psalm 134:2

lift your hands in prayer toward his holy place and praise the LORD.

Psalm 28:2

Please listen to my prayer and my cry for help, as I lift my hands toward your holy temple.

Psalm 5:3

Each morning you listen to my prayer, as I bring my requests to you and wait for your reply.

Psalm 63:4

As long as I live, I will pray to you.

Exodus 29:39

one in the morning and one in the evening.

Exodus 35:15

the incense altar with its carrying poles and sweet-smelling incense; the ordination oil; the curtain for the entrance to the sacred tent;

Proverbs 15:8

The LORD is disgusted by gifts from the wicked, but it makes him happy when his people pray.

Daniel 9:21

when Gabriel suddenly came flying in at the time of the evening sacrifice. This was the same Gabriel I had seen in my vision,

Malachi 1:11

From dawn until dusk my name is praised by every nation on this earth, as they burn incense and offer the proper sacrifices to me.

Numbers 16:35

Suddenly the LORD sent a fire that burned up the two hundred fifty men who had offered incense to him.

Acts 3:1

The time of prayer was about three o'clock in the afternoon, and Peter and John were going into the temple.

1 Timothy 2:8

I want everyone everywhere to lift innocent hands toward heaven and pray, without being angry or arguing with each other.

Revelation 5:8

After he had taken it, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders knelt down before him. Each of them had a harp and a gold bowl full of incense, which are the prayers of God's people.