I'm determined to watch steps and tongue so they won't land me in trouble. I decided to hold my tongue as long as Wicked is in the room.

Psalms 39 I'm determined to watch steps and tongue so they won't land me in trouble. I decided to hold my tongue as long as Wicked is in the room.

What am I doing in the meantime, Lord? Hoping, that's what I'm doing—hoping You'll save me from a rebel life, save me from the contempt of idiots.

David Guzik commentary on Psalm 39, where David finds the words to pray a prayer of wisdom, trusting God in a season of correction for sin.

Psalm 39 · (1.) It is the great concern of every one of us to take heed to our ways, that is, to walk circumspectly, while others walk at all adventures. · (2.) ...

Psalms 39:1 I'm determined to watch steps and tongue so they won't land me in trouble. I decided to hold my tongue as long as Wicked is in the room.

17 июн. 2018 г. · In Psalm 39 David expresses some of his frustrations with the nature of life and God's discipline.

Psalm 39:3: my insides got hotter and hotter. My thoughts boiled over; I spilled my guts.

Psalm 39 is a deeply introspective and poignant psalm that addresses the universal human experiences of suffering, the brevity of life, and the search for hope ...

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.