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Psalm 59
July 7, 2024
Summer in the Psalms II

Psalm 59

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Dean Miller
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In Psalm 59, David recounts when he is wrongly attacked by enemies. The injustice drives him to the Lord. What will you do when attacked? According to the Psalm, we are to ask: to who and what do I turn when attacked; on what am I waiting for? And we are to “remember” what God has done for us and “sing” his praises even when we are not in a place to give thanks.

Summer in the Psalms II
Summer in the Psalms II
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