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Pure Heart Prayer for Inner Cleansing and New Desire | Hebrew Psalm 51 Song

This Pure Heart Prayer is for the moments you feel heavy inside and long to be clean again. When your motives feel mixed, when old habits keep pulling you back, when shame whispers that you will never change, this sung meditation on Psalm 51 becomes a simple cry: Adonai, make my heart new. In this Hebrew psalm prayer, ancient words of David are woven into gentle, poetic lyrics that you can breathe with. It is not about perfection. It is about returning. About laying down the masks, the double life, the hidden corners of the soul, and asking God to wash them in mercy. Use this song as a nightly examen, a morning reset, or a quiet prayer in the middle of your day when you notice envy, pride, anger, or lust rising in your heart. Let the melody guide you into honest confession, then into deep trust that God does not despise a broken and contrite spirit. As you listen or sing along, invite the Holy One to: • Cleanse secret thoughts and motives • Soften a hard or bitter heart • Renew holy desire and childlike trust • Replace self condemnation with mercy and joy May this Pure Heart Prayer from Psalm 51 become a gentle rhythm in your life, a way back to the Father again and again. May you feel the washing of grace, the lifting of heavy guilt, and the quiet joy of a heart made new. Use with headphones, soft lighting, and unhurried breath. Let every repetition become your own prayer: Create in me a pure heart, O God. Baruch Hashem. — Subscribe to Jerusalem Psalms for more Hebrew psalm prayers, meditative chants, and Scripture songs for sleep, healing, and quiet communion with God. #Psalm51 #PureHeartPrayer #JerusalemPsalms -------- Song Name: You Shape My Heart In Mercy -------- [Verse 1] Adonai I come undone Weary from the wrong I choose to run Wash me in Your tender light Break the chains that pull me from Your sight [Chorus] Create in me a heart made pure Make my hidden places sure Breathe on dust and wake new fire Holy One reshape desire [Verse 2] Do not cast me from Your face Cover me in rivers of Your grace Lay Your hand on every fear Speak Your truth and draw me close and near [Chorus] Create in me a heart made pure Make my hidden places sure Breathe on dust and wake new fire Holy One reshape desire [Bridge] Teach my lips to sing again Lift my shame and cut the weight of sin Broken spirit You receive From this quiet place I rise and cleave [Chant] Pure heart within me Lord Spirit of willing strength Pure heart within me Lord Guide me in mercy length [Chorus] Create in me a heart made pure Make my hidden places sure Breathe on dust and wake new fire Holy One reshape desire -------- Enjoy more from Jerusalem Psalms : Nothing Hidden from Your Heart    • Prayer for When I Cannot Pray | A Psalm of...   Table of Grateful Praise    • Thanksgiving Psalm for Grateful Hearts and...   Keeper of My Mind and Memory    • Psalm 121 Prayer for Students and Exams | ...   -------- ✨ About This Channel Jerusalem Psalms brings the ancient songs of David back to life. These are Hebrew psalms, chants, and prayers that once filled Jerusalem’s Temple and still speak to the heart today. 🙏 What It Is About Each video offers sung psalms, poetic paraphrases, and meditative chants in Hebrew and English. The focus is not performance but peace—music that helps you slow down, breathe deeply, and pray with honesty and hope. 🌍 Who It Helps Anyone seeking calm, faith, or direction can use these psalms. Whether you are Jewish, Christian, or simply curious about sacred roots, these ancient words can guide your meditation, sleep, study, or worship. 📖 What It Covers We explore trust, praise, fear, gratitude, and hope through the Psalms of David. Themes include healing, divine protection, forgiveness, and joy in God’s presence. Each piece connects timeless Hebrew prayer with the quiet needs of modern life. 🔔 Follow & Learn More Subscribe here to stay connected 👉    / @jerusalempsalms   More resources and background at 🌐 https://jerusalempsalms.org --------