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Deliverance in the Psalms: Messages of Hope for Today is unavailable, but you can change that!

This book is intended for Jews, Christians, and others who desire to better understand the psalms of Israel and would like to know how to pray and praise God more fully. The book goes far beyond a simple understanding of Old Testament Israel and her worship. It peers into the future ministry of Israel’s Messiah, Jesus Christ and beyond to the eschatological fulfillment in the new heavens and...

implicitly on the promise that God would take care of the Davidic theocracy forever (see 2 Sam 7:12–16). Those who “devour my flesh” are actually the slanderers of David’s name (see the RSV). He calls his foes “false witnesses” who breathe out violence (vs. 12). Slander belongs to the most insidious evils one can ever face. Its nature is demonic. Jesus said of Satan, “He is a liar and the father of lies” (John 8:44). David’s faith in God only grew stronger in adversity: Though an army beseige me,
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