Psalm 20:6–9 assures the congregation that the Lord will grant David victory over the enemy. His words express strong confidence in the Lord.

This psalm is a prayer for the kings of Israel, but with relation to Christ. Even the greatest of men may be much in trouble.

This psalm serves as an intercessory prayer for their king, highlighting the deep dependency on God amid perilous times.

It is a cry for divine intervention and protection, and a declaration of trust in God's ability to answer the needs of his people.

let the King hear us when we call; for not God the Father is here meant, though he is an everlasting King, the King of kings ...

Lord, save our king. Make him wise and good, preserve his person, and prosper his government; that we may have peace in our time, and secular prosperity. 2.

C. A Cry of Petition (Psalm 20:9) Those who live by the grace of God often find themselves crying out to God. One might think that they really don't have faith.

Believers triumph in God, and his revelation of himself to them, by which they distinguish themselves from those that live without God in the world. Those who ...

David Guzik commentary on Psalm 20, where David declares the triumph of the Lord's anointed, trusting in the name of the Lord.