PSALMS 30:5

If I can make it through the night. from Psalms 30:5



If I can make it through the night. from Psalms 30:5

Introduction

This Psalm is a song of thanksgiving after a serious illness (vv. 2-5, 13). The psalmist recognizes that the Lord put him in danger of death for a sin of presumption (v. 7), but then, in answer to his prayer (vv. 9-11), gave clear proof of his mercy (v. 6), making the pain became joy (v. 12). David wrote Psalm often when Saul began to haunt him and threw Bhrepetth, Vensahh around him to flee for his life from his homeland but he refused. We know that he escaped after that. And escape from the evil in itself is not linear but is the wisdom of Christ himself escaped from Jewish and came to Egypt. But the problem is in the ideas that revolve in the heart. Do you run away because we are not confident in the ability of God to protect us or do you walk away not to waste the time to resist evil.

Discussion

It seems that this conflict house in the heart of David, and was tempted to run away because God will not protect him and we find the spirit of prayer has overcome this thought Voadh inside his heart, and when he fled after it was in that does not make mistakes, as was his sacred and was fleeing a poet that God protect him in his escape . Can be interpreted in two ways Psalm [1] What really happened to David. [2] in a way prophetic church for the oppressed. Verses (1-7): "the Lord I put my trust. How do you say to myself, Flee to Jebalkm bird. It, behold, the wicked are extending the arc. Foqgua arrow in the gut to ...