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Psalms 5:3 In the morning, Yahveh, you hear my voice; in the morning I plead my case to you and watch in expectation. This is not a person who waits until something bad happens and rushes to get God to … Continue reading →

Psalms 5:2 Pay attention to the sound of my cry, my King and my God, because I am praying to you. The psalmist has only one king and one God. He comes to God not as a last resort but … Continue reading →

Psalms 5:1 Listen to my words, Yahveh; think about what I am agonizing over. The psalmist believes in prayer. He dares to believe that God will actually pay attention to words that he says.  If we cannot say that about … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:8 I will both lie down and sleep in peace, because you alone, Yahveh, make me live in safety. Not only does the psalmist appreciate the opportunity to witness about his relationship with God, he is also grateful for … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:7 You have put more joy in my heart than they have when they have an abundant grain and new wine harvest. The psalmist reflects on his joy at knowing God, and considers it a greater blessing than his … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:6 Many are asking, “Who can show us anything good? ” Let the light of your face shine on us, Yahveh. The psalmist abruptly moves from talking to his accusers about his faith to talking to God about his … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:5 Offer the correct sacrifices and put your confidence in the LORD. The psalmist continues to instruct his accusers in right behavior. He now tells them to try his religion. Sacrifice and faith are the two elements of his … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:4 Tremble and do not make this mistake. In your bed, reflect in your heart and be silent. Selah The psalmist warns his accusers to think about what they are doing, and let wisdom and the fear of God … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:3 You should know that Yahveh has set apart the faithful one for himself; Yahveh will hear when I call to him. The psalmist is still talking to his accusers. He’s telling them why their lies don’t matter to … Continue reading →

Psalms 4:2 How long, you mere humans, will my honor be insulted? How long will you love what is worthless and chase after a lie? Selah The psalmist turns back to his accusers and asks how long they plan on … Continue reading →