Overcoming Spiritually Dry, Barren, and Isolated Mountain Chains Surrounded by Harsh Deserts

A Messianic Jewish Spiritual Warfare Prayer for Spiritual Renewal, Breakthrough, Living Water, and the Expansion of Hashem’s Kingdom Through Yeshua

Heavenly Father,

I come before You with reverence and humility.

I come before You in the name of Yeshua, Your Messiah, and I lift my eyes toward You even when everything around me appears dry, barren, rugged, isolated, and impossible to overcome.

Hashem, You are my God.

You are the Creator of the heavens and the earth.

You formed the mountains.

You established the wilderness.

You commanded the seas.

You bring springs out of the earth.

You make rivers flow through places that appear incapable of sustaining life.

Nothing is too desolate for Your presence.

Nothing is too barren for Your power.

Nothing is too isolated for Your eyes.

Nothing is too dry for Your living water.

Nothing is too mountainous for Your authority.

Father, I ask You to glorify Your name in every dry place of my life.

Let my life become a testimony that You are faithful even in the wilderness.

Let the places where I once saw only emptiness become places where I encounter Your presence.

Let the mountains that have stood before me for years become monuments to Your faithfulness.

Let every desert become an opportunity for me to discover that You have not abandoned me.

I declare with the psalmist:

“I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains, from whence cometh my help.”
— Psalm 121:1

My help comes from You, Hashem.

Not from my circumstances.

Not from human strength.

Not from what I can see.

Not from the size of the mountain.

Not from the severity of the desert.

My help comes from You.

You are the One who made heaven and earth.

You are the One who watches over me.

You are the One who neither slumbers nor sleeps.

Therefore, even when I walk through a spiritually barren landscape, I refuse to conclude that I am forgotten.

Father, Meet Me in the Wilderness

Heavenly Father, I acknowledge the wilderness before You.

There are seasons when my spiritual landscape feels like a vast desert.

There are moments when prayer feels difficult.

There are moments when worship feels dry.

There are moments when I feel surrounded by circumstances that seem harsh and immovable.

There are mountains before me, and behind those mountains are more mountains.

There are places where I cannot see a path.

There are places where I cannot see water.

There are places where I cannot see the next step.

Yet I remember that Your presence is not measured by what my eyes can see.

When Your people traveled through the wilderness, You were there.

When Israel stood before impossible obstacles, You were there.

When David was surrounded by enemies, You were there.

When Elijah experienced isolation, You were there.

When Your people cried from barren places, You heard them.

And when Yeshua was led into the wilderness, He remained faithful to the Father.

So I ask You, Hashem:

Meet me here.

Meet me in the dry place.

Meet me in the lonely place.

Meet me in the barren place.

Meet me at the foot of the mountain.

Meet me in the valley.

Meet me in the wilderness.

And teach me not to mistake silence for abandonment.

Teach me not to mistake difficulty for defeat.

Teach me not to mistake barrenness for the end of my story.

Your prophet Isaiah declared:

“When the poor and needy seek water, and there is none, and their tongue faileth for thirst, I the LORD will answer them, I the God of Israel will not forsake them.”
— Isaiah 41:17

Hashem, I hold onto that promise.

When I am thirsty, answer me.

When I am exhausted, sustain me.

When I am discouraged, strengthen me.

When I feel forgotten, remind me that You do not forsake Your people.

I Renounce the Lie That the Desert Has the Final Word

Father, I reject every lie that tells me that this desert is permanent.

I reject the belief that because something has been barren for a long time, it must remain barren forever.

I reject despair.

I reject hopelessness.

I reject the temptation to surrender simply because the mountain looks too large.

I reject the voice that tells me there is no water ahead.

I reject the conclusion that isolation means You have abandoned me.

Hashem, You alone determine the end of my story.

Your Word declares:

“Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.”
— Isaiah 43:19

Father, make a way in my wilderness.

Make a way where I cannot see one.

Make a road through the barren landscape.

Cause rivers to flow where I expected only dust.

Cause life to spring forth where I expected only death.

Open my spiritual eyes so that I recognize what You are already doing.

Do not allow me to become so focused on the mountain that I fail to see the path You are creating.

Do not allow me to become so focused on the desert that I fail to recognize the river.

Do not allow me to become so focused on what is missing that I fail to recognize Your presence.

Hashem, Speak to My Dry Places

Father, speak Your Word over every barren place within me.

Where my faith has become dry, breathe upon me.

Where my hope has become weak, strengthen me.

Where my courage has disappeared, renew me.

Where my heart has become weary, revive me.

Where my spiritual hunger has diminished, awaken it again.

Where I have become isolated, teach me that You remain near.

Where I have become discouraged, remind me of Your faithfulness.

Your servant David cried:

“As the hart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after Thee, O God.”
— Psalm 42:2

Father, make my soul thirsty for You again.

Give me a hunger that circumstances cannot extinguish.

Give me a desire for Your presence that is stronger than my desire for comfort.

Let me seek You not only when the desert becomes unbearable, but because You are worthy of being sought.

Let me love You in the wilderness.

Let me worship You on the mountain.

Let me trust You in the valley.

Let me praise You before the river appears.

Father, Send Living Water

Hashem, I ask You for living water.

Not merely temporary relief.

Not merely emotional excitement.

Not merely an escape from difficulty.

I ask for deep spiritual renewal.

Yeshua said:

“If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink.”
— John 7:37

Yeshua also said:

“Whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst.”
— John 4:14

Father, I come thirsty.

I come honestly.

I come without pretending that I have everything together.

I come acknowledging my need.

Give me the water Yeshua spoke about.

Refresh my soul.

Cleanse my thoughts.

Renew my desire for righteousness.

Renew my love for Your Word.

Renew my prayer life.

Renew my worship.

Renew my courage.

Renew my compassion.

Renew my obedience.

Let the living water of Your provision reach the deepest places of my heart.

Let nothing remain permanently dry under Your presence.

Father, Deal With the Mountains

Heavenly Father, there are mountains before me that appear immovable.

Some mountains represent fear.

Some represent discouragement.

Some represent prolonged hardship.

Some represent disappointment.

Some represent uncertainty.

Some represent doors that appear closed.

Some represent patterns I have struggled to overcome.

Some represent circumstances that have lasted much longer than I expected.

I bring every mountain before You.

I do not worship the mountain.

I worship You.

I do not magnify the desert.

I magnify Your name.

Your prophet Zechariah declared:

“Who art thou, O great mountain? before Zerubbabel thou shalt become a plain.”
— Zechariah 4:7

Father, make the impossible places plain according to Your will.

Give me wisdom to know which mountains must be climbed, which must be crossed, which must be endured, and which You Yourself will remove.

Give me patience when You are teaching me perseverance.

Give me courage when You are calling me forward.

Give me humility when You are correcting me.

Give me discernment when I am tempted to fight the wrong battle.

And above all, teach me to trust You.

I Put on the Shield of Yeshua's Blood

Heavenly Father, I come under the protection of Your mercy.

I ask for the shield of Yeshua's blood over my life, my home, my family, my mind, my calling, my worship, and every place where I seek to honor You.

Let me never treat the blood of Yeshua as a magical formula.

Instead, let it continually remind me of Your mercy, redemption, covenant faithfulness, and the price of reconciliation.

Keep me close to You.

Guard my heart from fear.

Guard my mind from despair.

Guard my words from unbelief.

Guard my actions from disobedience.

Guard my eyes from being consumed by darkness.

Yeshua taught:

“Fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul.”
— Matthew 10:28

Therefore, Father, teach me holy courage.

Let me fear You rather than circumstances.

Let me trust Your authority rather than the apparent power of the mountain.

Let me remember that the desert does not have authority over my destiny.

You are God.

Let the Fire of God Purify Me

Hashem, I ask for the fire of God to burn away everything in me that does not belong.

Burn away bitterness.

Burn away resentment.

Burn away pride.

Burn away fear.

Burn away unbelief.

Burn away spiritual laziness.

Burn away compromise.

Burn away every desire that competes with wholehearted devotion to You.

But let Your fire purify rather than destroy.

Your prophet Malachi spoke of the Lord as:

“a refiner's fire, and like fullers' soap.”
— Malachi 3:2

Father, refine me.

If the wilderness reveals something in me that needs to change, give me courage to repent.

If the mountain exposes an area of unbelief, teach me trust.

If isolation reveals wounds in my heart, teach me forgiveness.

If hardship reveals impatience, teach me endurance.

If uncertainty reveals my desire for control, teach me surrender.

Let Your fire make me more faithful.

Let Your fire make me more compassionate.

Let Your fire make me more obedient.

Let Your fire make me more like the person You have called me to become.

Father, Make the Desert Bloom

Hashem, I ask You to bring beauty into barren places.

Isaiah declared:

“The wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose.”
— Isaiah 35:1

Father, let the wilderness rejoice.

Let the desert blossom.

Let dry ground produce life.

Let places of grief become places of testimony.

Let places of waiting become places of preparation.

Let places of loneliness become places where I discover Your nearness.

Let places of weakness become places where I learn dependence upon You.

Let places that once embarrassed me become places where Your faithfulness is revealed.

I ask You to transform the spiritual landscape around me according to Your purposes.

Not for my glory.

Not so that people will praise me.

Not so that I can boast about surviving the wilderness.

But so that You will be glorified.

Teach Me to Walk Through the Wilderness

Father, I ask You to teach me how to walk.

Sometimes I want You to remove the entire wilderness immediately.

But perhaps You are teaching me how to walk faithfully through it.

So teach me to walk.

One step at a time.

One prayer at a time.

One act of obedience at a time.

One day at a time.

When I cannot see the destination, help me obey You with the step directly in front of me.

When I cannot understand what You are doing, help me trust who You are.

When I cannot see the river, help me remember that You can create one.

When I cannot see the road, help me remember that You can make a way.

When I feel alone, remind me of Your presence.

When I feel weak, remind me that You are my strength.

The psalmist declared:

“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me.”
— Psalm 23:4

Father, let that become real in me.

I am walking through.

I am not building my permanent home in the valley.

I am walking through.

I am not surrendering my future to the desert.

I am walking through.

I am not allowing the mountain to define You.

I am walking through.

And You are with me.

Father, Break the Power of Isolation

Hashem, I bring loneliness before You.

There are times when isolation can become its own wilderness.

When nobody seems to understand.

When prayers seem unanswered.

When friendships change.

When doors close.

When familiar voices disappear.

When I feel like I am carrying something nobody else can see.

Father, find me there.

Your Word says:

“God setteth the solitary in families.”
— Psalm 68:6

Place me where You want me.

Connect me with people who encourage righteousness.

Remove relationships that pull me away from You.

Give me discernment concerning whom I should trust.

Give me wisdom concerning whom I should serve.

Give me humility to receive help.

Give me courage to ask for help when I need it.

And when I must walk through a season alone, teach me that being alone is not the same as being abandoned.

Yeshua said:

“I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.”
— John 14:18

Father, let the comfort of Yeshua become deeply rooted in my heart.

Father, Give Me Bread in the Wilderness

I ask You not only for water, but also for daily bread.

Yeshua taught His disciples to pray:

“Give us this day our daily bread.”
— Matthew 6:11

Father, provide what I need.

Provide spiritually.

Provide emotionally.

Provide materially.

Provide wisdom.

Provide strength.

Provide the right opportunities.

Provide righteous relationships.

Provide endurance.

Teach me to receive each day's provision without demanding tomorrow's provision today.

When the desert makes me afraid of scarcity, remind me that You are the Provider.

When I am tempted to hoard because I am afraid of tomorrow, teach me trust.

When I am tempted to panic, teach me prayer.

When I am tempted to despair, teach me gratitude.

Father, Help Me Seek Your Kingdom First

Yeshua taught:

“Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness.”
— Matthew 6:33

Father, realign my priorities.

Let Your Kingdom become more important to me than my comfort.

Let Your righteousness become more important than my reputation.

Let Your presence become more valuable than worldly success.

Let obedience become more precious than applause.

Let faithfulness become more important than appearance.

If the wilderness is teaching me anything, let it teach me what truly matters.

I want Your Kingdom to expand through Yeshua.

I want Your name to be honored.

I want people to encounter Your mercy.

I want people to see Your faithfulness.

I want my life to point away from myself and toward You.

Father, glorify Yourself through me.

Give Me Eyes to See the Hidden Springs

Hashem, sometimes I look at the landscape and see only rocks.

But You see water beneath the ground.

I see barren soil.

You see seeds.

I see a closed door.

You see another path.

I see a mountain.

You see an opportunity for transformation.

I see isolation.

You see preparation.

I see delay.

You see timing.

I see emptiness.

You see something being formed.

Give me spiritual eyes.

Give me discernment.

Give me wisdom.

Give me patience.

Do not allow me to declare something dead simply because I cannot yet see life.

Your prophet Isaiah declared:

“They shall see the glory of the LORD, and the excellency of our God.”
— Isaiah 35:2

Father, let me see Your glory.

Let me recognize Your fingerprints.

Let me recognize Your provision.

Let me recognize Your correction.

Let me recognize Your protection.

Let me recognize Your mercy.

I Choose Faithfulness in the Dry Place

Father, I make a decision before You.

I will seek You even when I feel nothing.

I will pray even when prayer feels difficult.

I will worship even when circumstances are painful.

I will obey even when obedience is inconvenient.

I will remain faithful even when the wilderness seems endless.

I will remember Your goodness.

I will remember Your promises.

I will remember what You have already done.

The psalmist said:

“I had fainted, unless I had believed to see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living.”
— Psalm 27:13

Father, I believe I will see Your goodness.

I may not know when.

I may not know how.

I may not know what the road will look like.

But I choose to believe that You are good.

Father, Teach Me to Speak Life

Put Your truth in my mouth.

Let my words agree with faith rather than fear.

Instead of saying, “There is no way,” teach me to say, “Hashem can make a way.”

Instead of saying, “Nothing will ever change,” teach me to say, “The Father is still working.”

Instead of saying, “I am completely alone,” teach me to remember, “God is with me.”

Instead of saying, “This mountain is greater than I am,” teach me to remember, “My God is greater than the mountain.”

Instead of speaking death over my future, teach me to speak according to Your truth.

Yeshua taught:

“For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh.”
— Matthew 12:34

Therefore, Father, heal my heart so that my mouth produces words of faith, truth, humility, wisdom, and hope.

Let my speech become an instrument of blessing.

Father, Let Rivers Flow Through My Life

Hashem, I ask You to make me a channel through which Your life can flow.

Do not let me merely receive renewal.

Let me become a source of encouragement to others.

Where someone else is thirsty, let me offer compassion.

Where someone else is discouraged, let me offer hope.

Where someone else is isolated, let me offer fellowship.

Where someone else is spiritually dry, let me point them toward You.

Where someone else is standing before a mountain, let me remind them of Your faithfulness.

Yeshua said:

“He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.”
— John 7:38

Father, let rivers of living water flow through my life according to Your will.

Let those rivers reach my family.

Let them reach my community.

Let them reach people who are hurting.

Let them reach people who feel forgotten.

Let them reach people who are searching for You.

Let Your Kingdom expand through Yeshua.

And let all glory return to You.

Father, Strengthen My Hands

I confess that sometimes I become weary.

Sometimes I want to stop.

Sometimes the mountain seems too long.

Sometimes the desert seems too hot.

Sometimes the journey seems too lonely.

Father, strengthen me.

Isaiah declared:

“Strengthen ye the weak hands, and confirm the feeble knees.”
— Isaiah 35:3

Strengthen my hands to serve.

Strengthen my knees to pray.

Strengthen my heart to trust.

Strengthen my feet to walk.

Strengthen my voice to testify.

Strengthen my mind to discern.

Strengthen my spirit to remain faithful.

Let me not quit immediately before breakthrough.

Let me not abandon obedience because the process is difficult.

Let me not mistake exhaustion for divine direction.

Give me wisdom to rest when I need rest.

Give me courage to continue when I need perseverance.

Father, Make Me a Watchman in the Wilderness

Hashem, teach me to remain spiritually awake.

Let me watch and pray as Yeshua instructed.

Yeshua said:

“Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.”
— Matthew 26:41

Father, make me watchful.

Help me recognize temptation.

Help me recognize deception.

Help me recognize bitterness.

Help me recognize fear masquerading as wisdom.

Help me recognize discouragement attempting to become unbelief.

Help me recognize pride hiding beneath spiritual language.

Help me remain alert without becoming consumed by fear.

I do not want to become obsessed with darkness.

I want to remain focused on You.

Your light is greater than darkness.

Your truth is greater than deception.

Your mercy is greater than my failure.

Your presence is greater than my loneliness.

Your faithfulness is greater than my circumstances.

Father, Let the Wilderness Become a Testimony

One day, I want to look back and say:

“I remember when that place was dry.”

“I remember when I thought I would never get through.”

“I remember when the mountain seemed impossible.”

“I remember when I could not see the river.”

“I remember when I felt alone.”

“But Hashem was there.”

Father, let my testimony be about You.

Not about how strong I was.

Not about how clever I was.

Not about how perfectly I handled everything.

Let the testimony be:

Hashem was faithful.

You sustained me.

You corrected me.

You protected me.

You provided for me.

You strengthened me.

You taught me.

You carried me.

You brought water into the desert.

You made a way through the wilderness.

You brought me through the mountain country.

And You received the glory.

Father, Prepare Me for the Mountain

Hashem, if You are calling me upward, prepare me.

Give me humility for the mountain.

Give me endurance for the climb.

Give me wisdom for the narrow paths.

Give me discernment for dangerous places.

Give me compassion for those still in the valleys.

Do not let elevation make me proud.

Do not let breakthrough make me forget the wilderness.

Do not let blessing make me forget dependence upon You.

Moses went up the mountain and encountered You.

Your people encountered You in wilderness places.

Yeshua often withdrew to lonely places to pray.

Teach me that solitude can become a place of encounter rather than merely a place of pain.

Let my isolated places become prayer rooms.

Let my wilderness become a classroom.

Let my mountains become places of revelation.

Let my deserts become places where I learn Your faithfulness.

Father, Let Your Glory Fill the Barren Places

I ask You for something greater than merely making my circumstances easier.

I ask You to reveal Your glory.

Let Your presence become more precious to me than the answer to my prayer.

If You change my circumstances, glorify Yourself.

If You require me to wait, glorify Yourself.

If You open a door, glorify Yourself.

If You close a door, glorify Yourself.

If You remove a mountain, glorify Yourself.

If You teach me to climb it, glorify Yourself.

If You send water, glorify Yourself.

If You teach me endurance while I wait for water, glorify Yourself.

I surrender the outcome.

I surrender the timing.

I surrender my expectations.

I surrender my fear.

I surrender my need to understand everything.

And I ask:

Father, be glorified.

Let Your Kingdom expand through Yeshua.

Let Your name be sanctified.

Let Your truth be honored.

Let Your mercy reach the broken.

Let Your righteousness be established.

Let Your light shine in dark places.

My Declaration of Faith

Today I declare:

Hashem is my God.

The desert is not my god.

The mountain is not my god.

Fear is not my god.

Circumstances are not my god.

My past is not my god.

My failures are not my god.

My enemies are not my god.

Only Hashem is God.

He is the Creator.

He is my Provider.

He is my Shepherd.

He is my Refuge.

He is my Rock.

He is my Redeemer.

He is my Hope.

He is my Strength.

He is my Shield.

And I place my trust in Him.

I will not bow before the mountain.

I will not surrender to the desert.

I will not allow isolation to convince me that I am forgotten.

I will not allow dryness to convince me that God has disappeared.

I will not allow delay to convince me that God has failed.

I will wait upon Hashem.

I will seek Him.

I will obey Him.

I will worship Him.

I will trust Him.

And I will continue walking.

Father, Bring Forth Springs

Heavenly Father, let springs appear in unexpected places.

Let hope spring up.

Let faith spring up.

Let repentance spring up.

Let joy spring up.

Let compassion spring up.

Let courage spring up.

Let prayer spring up.

Let worship spring up.

Let righteousness spring up.

Let Your Word take root.

Let the barren ground become fruitful.

Let the lonely place become a meeting place with You.

Let the wilderness become a testimony.

Let the mountain become a place of encounter.

Let the desert become a place where Your glory is revealed.

As Isaiah proclaimed:

“For in the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert.”
— Isaiah 35:6

Father, let the waters break out.

Let streams flow.

Let life return.

Let hope return.

Let joy return.

Let spiritual hunger return.

Let my soul become alive to You again.

Father, Keep My Eyes on Yeshua

Yeshua, Your Messiah, taught me not to live consumed by tomorrow.

He said:

“Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself.”
— Matthew 6:34

Father, help me live faithfully today.

I cannot climb tomorrow's mountain today.

I cannot drink tomorrow's water today.

I cannot solve tomorrow's problems today.

But I can trust You today.

I can pray today.

I can obey today.

I can forgive today.

I can worship today.

I can love today.

I can seek Your Kingdom today.

Give me today's grace for today's wilderness.

And tomorrow, give me what I need for tomorrow.

Father, Let Nothing Separate Me From Your Love for You

Hashem, keep my heart anchored.

When circumstances change, keep me anchored.

When people disappoint me, keep me anchored.

When prayers seem delayed, keep me anchored.

When I am celebrated, keep me anchored.

When I am rejected, keep me anchored.

When I have abundance, keep me anchored.

When I experience scarcity, keep me anchored.

When I am surrounded by people, keep me anchored.

When I am alone, keep me anchored.

Let my relationship with You become deeper than my relationship with circumstances.

Let my faith become deeper than my feelings.

Let Your Word become stronger in me than the voices around me.

A Final Cry From the Wilderness

Father, I stand before You today like someone standing beneath a vast mountain chain surrounded by desert.

I see the rugged peaks.

I see the barren ground.

I feel the heat.

I recognize the isolation.

I know my limitations.

But I also know You.

You are greater than what stands before me.

You are greater than what surrounds me.

You are greater than what I cannot understand.

You are the God who creates rivers in deserts.

You are the God who brings life from barren places.

You are the God who makes crooked paths straight.

You are the God who strengthens the weak.

You are the God who gives hope to the weary.

You are the God who sees the solitary.

You are the God who hears the cry of the thirsty.

Therefore I lift my eyes toward You.

I lift my heart toward You.

I lift my prayers toward You.

I surrender my wilderness to You.

I surrender my mountains to You.

I surrender my deserts to You.

I surrender my loneliness to You.

I surrender my fear to You.

I surrender my future to You.

And I ask You:

Make a way.

Send living water.

Strengthen my hands.

Renew my heart.

Purify me with Your fire.

Cover me under the shield of Yeshua's blood.

Guard me from evil.

Teach me Your ways.

Keep me faithful.

Let Your Kingdom expand through Yeshua.

And above everything else, Father, be glorified.

May my wilderness glorify You.

May my waiting glorify You.

May my breakthrough glorify You.

May my testimony glorify You.

May my life glorify You.

May my words glorify You.

May my family glorify You.

May my work glorify You.

May my worship glorify You.

May everything I do point toward Your goodness, Your holiness, Your mercy, Your righteousness, and Your faithfulness.

I believe that deserts can bloom.

I believe that rivers can flow.

I believe that barren places can become fruitful.

I believe that mountains can be crossed.

I believe that isolated places can become places of encounter.

I believe that You can make a way where I cannot see one.

And even before I see the answer, I choose to worship.

Even before the river appears, I choose to trust.

Even before the mountain moves, I choose to remain faithful.

Even before the desert blooms, I choose to praise Your name.

For You are Hashem.

You are faithful.

You are holy.

You are righteous.

You are merciful.

You are my God.

And I ask that Your Kingdom would expand throughout the earth through Yeshua, that Your name would be glorified in every wilderness, and that every barren place touched by Your purposes would become a testimony to Your greatness.

May the Father be glorified.

May His Kingdom come.

May His will be done.

May the living water of His purposes flow through the wilderness.

May His fire purify what belongs to Him.

May the shield of Yeshua's blood remind me continually of redemption and mercy.

And may my life testify that even in the harshest desert, Hashem has not abandoned me.

I place my trust in You.

I surrender myself to You.

I worship You.

I seek Your Kingdom.

I wait upon You.