Allow God to Take Care of Our Enemies Psalm 109, a personal lament of David, is one of the
imprecatory (cursing) psalms. As he writes, David is calling
on God (Elohim = the Strong One) to avenge his enemies.
David had endured many false accusations and now he asks
the Lord to not be silent (v. 1). The psalmist prayed that ...
A Call For God to Judge The Wicked In today’s passage, David continues his imprecatory
(cursing) prayer, in full confidence that God will destroy his
enemies (vv. 11-15). He prayed that his enemies would be
made poor by an extortioner and plunderer (v. 11) and that
he and his children would be pitted by no one (v. 12)...
The Difference Between Anger And Anguish David turned to his Lord for help and deliverance because he
was in great need (vv. 21-25). He reminds the Lord of his
sorrow, his sickness, and his scorners. He is frail and feeble
and has headed for the hills with his life in danger. It seems
that this may have been written in the early days of ...
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Allow God to Take Care of Our Enemies
Psalm 109, a personal lament of David, is one of the imprecatory (cursing) psalms. As he writes, David is calling on God (Elohim = the Strong One) to avenge his enemies. David had endured many false accusations and now he asks the Lord to not be silent (v. 1). The psalmist prayed that ...
A Call For God to Judge The Wicked
In today’s passage, David continues his imprecatory (cursing) prayer, in full confidence that God will destroy his enemies (vv. 11-15). He prayed that his enemies would be made poor by an extortioner and plunderer (v. 11) and that he and his children would be pitted by no one (v. 12)...
The Difference Between Anger And Anguish
David turned to his Lord for help and deliverance because he was in great need (vv. 21-25). He reminds the Lord of his sorrow, his sickness, and his scorners. He is frail and feeble and has headed for the hills with his life in danger. It seems that this may have been written in the early days of ...