Daily Hymn: O Wherefore Do the Nations Rage — February 14, 2026

O Wherefore Do the Nations Rage

Daily Hymn Reflection

About the Hymn

"O Wherefore Do the Nations Rage" is a hymn that reflects on the unrest and conflict in the world, questioning why nations are at war and why there is so much destruction and violence. It calls for peace and unity among nations, and for individuals to turn to God for guidance and solace.

Historical Context

Transfiguration Sunday is a Christian feast day that commemorates the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountaintop, where he is transformed in front of Peter, James, and John. This event symbolizes the divine nature of Jesus and serves as a reminder of the power and glory of God.

Spiritual Meaning

On Transfiguration Sunday, as we reflect on the transfiguration of Jesus, we are reminded of the presence of God in our lives and the power of divine transformation. The hymn "O Wherefore Do the Nations Rage" prompts us to consider the conflicts and struggles in the world and to seek peace and unity through God's love and guidance. Just as Jesus was transformed on the mountaintop, we are called to transform our hearts and minds to be agents of peace and reconciliation in the world.

A Daily Prayer

Dear God, on this Transfiguration Sunday, we come before you with hearts heavy with the conflicts and violence in the world. Help us to see your light and love shining through the darkness, and guide us to be instruments of your peace. Grant us the courage and strength to work towards unity and understanding among nations, and to be agents of your transformative love in the world. Amen.

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