Psalms 27:14 shows a wait for lord that takes shape in workplaces and streets—listen for "wait" and "yahweh". Practice wait for lord when pressure tempts shortcuts—make holiness concrete. Wisdom & Worship connects here: Poetry and wisdom teach reverent, honest life before God—through praise, lament, and reflection.

Psalm 27 ends in training language (Psalms 27:14). Waiting is courage in slow time: the heart is schooled to hold, not rush, until help arrives.

Early attribution points to David and other contributors for Psalms. A common scholarly view of Psalms: Temple hymnal compiled from many collections and voices.. Scholars commonly date Psalms Assembled across monarchic and post‑exilic eras.. Here the thread of wisdom & worship comes into view. The psalter reflects multiple collections brought together for worship.