This psalm features themes related to those seen in Psalm 38. Both mention David's repentance of sin and the consequences brought by God's discipline. |
David began this psalm by recounting his prayer – asking God's help in not speaking foolishly or sinfully when the wicked are before me. |
Psalm 39 · (1.) Man's life on earth is short and of no continuance, and that is a reason why we should sit loose to it and prepare for the end of it (v. · (2.) ... |
David believes that God is doing this by making him ill. "fly away like a moth" means that for a while you can see it, then it flies away and you cannot see it. |
Psalm 39 is a profound exploration of the human condition, representing a deeply personal confession and plea from the Psalmist David to God. It conveys David' ... |
25 июл. 2024 г. · In Psalm 39, David resolved to hold his tongue in the presence of wicked people, but he almost broke his resolve and lashed out at them. |
17 июн. 2018 г. · In Psalm 39 we have David during a time when he's experiencing God's discipline but he doesn't necessary see it as loving; quite frankly, he's frustrated by it. |
18 апр. 2013 г. · Psalm 39 reflects David's struggle with this problem. We encounter the mixed emotions of a man who is reeling under God's discipline as ... |
In psalm 39 we see David is being struck down for his sins, similarly to what we read in psalm 38 (39:9-11). Therefore, we may see this psalm as a continuation ... |
24 сент. 2017 г. · And the knowledge he's looking for has to do with his own mortality. He wants God to keep before his eyes the fact that he will someday die. |
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