"Save me, O God." Thou art my Saviour; all around me are my foes and their eager helpers. No shelter is permitted me. Every land rejects me and denies me rest.

Render justice to me, for none else will or can. You can give me efficient justice, and right my wrongs by your omnipotence. We dare not appeal to God in a bad ...

David Guzik commentary on Psalm 54 explains this contemplation of David, who declares God's help to the one who is abandoned and betrayed.

Study Psalm 54 using Charles H. Spurgeon's Treasury of David to better understand Scripture with full outline and verse meaning.

I remember thy name, and I am comforted. If I may not see thy face, it is a joy to remember thy name; for they that know thy name will put their trust in thee.

1 Save me, O God, by Your name; vindicate me by Your might. ; 2 Hear my prayer, O God; listen to the words of my mouth. ; 3 Strangers are attacking me; ruthless ...

This is not a prayer of malice, but a prayer of faith; for it has an eye to the word of God, and only desires the performance of that. There is truth in God's ...

David begins by praying for the Lord's rescue. He describes those who want to kill him as "strangers," which in this context means people who act as enemies.

The central sentence of the song is, "God is my Helper." Wherever man is conscious of this fact he is superior to all the opposition of his enemies, and so is ...

God is commanded to “give ear,” to listen, to pay attention to the psalmist's words, and perhaps at the same time to the false witness of the psalmists enemies.