Today's verse is short, and not that simple either! It contains one brief thought of assurance, followed by a direct (rather insistent) prayer. "So shall the congregation of the people compass thee about: for their sakes therefore return thou … [Continue reading]
PSALM 7, VERSE 6
Today we study a prayer. Well, actually David has been praying the whole Psalm long. It's just that his prayer now "turns" away from himself (in a good way) ... and focuses on those enemies of his (many in number, at least through most of his … [Continue reading]
PSALM 7, VERSE 5
Is it a prayer? A poem? A good man's inner thoughts, just put on paper? David (the man after God's Own Heart) has been "falsely" accused of disrespecting (yea, even more than that) King Saul of Israel. The lies have been hurled at Psalm … [Continue reading]
PSALM 7, VERSE 4
David says some things today (in Psalm 7) that he could never repeat ... after this sin with Bathsheba. Or after the "chain" of sins the Bathsheba affair entailed in his life. Listen to this man of God (yes, David) as he is being falsely accused … [Continue reading]
PSALM 7, VERSE 3
Psalm 7 begins with this fact: "A Psalm David sang unto the LORD, concerning the words of Cush the Benjamite." This man Cush (meaning "darkness, blackness") was a close "friend" of David's nemesis, the wicked King Saul of Israel. We do not know … [Continue reading]
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