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Psalm 55, attributed to David, is a profound lamentation expressing deep anguish over betrayal by a close friend and the tumult of enemy threats. It explores themes of trust, betrayal, and the quest for peace amid chaos, providing a raw look into the emotional struggles faced when trusted relationships are broken.
David Guzik commentary on Psalm 55 explains this contemplation written by David, who chooses to trust God against a treacherous enemy.
Psalm 55 is a heartfelt plea from an individual who feels betrayed and overwhelmed. Traditionally believed to have been written by David, it captures the deep pain of betrayal by a close friend and articulates a fervent prayer for deliverance from enemies.
11 Αυγ 2019 · KJV Psalm 55:1 {Give ear/Listen} to my prayer, O God; {and hide not thyself from my supplication./And do not hide Yourself from my supplication./Do not ignore my appeal for mercy!/do not ignore my plea;/and disregard not my supplication.}
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8 Σεπ 2019 · I would fly away and be at rest. Read Full Chapter. Copy. Be the first to react on this! "Looking For A Way Out" Psalms 55: 6 (KJV) Rev. Jim Holley Ph. D. If you are enjoying the Sermon... Please Consider donating. To help continue spreading the work in the community, as well as word of the Lord, Click the link provided down below https://www ...
That world is heaven; to that world we shall soon go, if we are God's children; and there we shall find absolute and eternal rest. Without "the wings of a dove," we shall soon fly away and be at rest. None of the troubles of earth will accompany us there; no new troubles will spring up there to disturb our peace.
