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In the Presence of My Enemies: Psalms 25–37 is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Psalms can be very helpful, but they can also be hard. Following on from The Way of the Righteous in the Muck of Life and Slogging Along the Paths of Righteousness, Dale Ralph Davis delves into Psalms 25 to 37. Using his own recognisable humour and razor-sharp observations these expositions help us to engage with the conflict in these twelve psalms.

A local priest decided to test her and told her that next time she had such a ‘conference’ to ask Him what sin her priest had committed while he was in seminary. Some time later he saw the woman and asked, ‘Did you speak with Him?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘What did He say?’ ‘He said, “I don’t remember.” ’ The amnesia of divine forgiveness is more than we can take in. These are David’s petitions—for deliverance, for understanding, for pardon. Secondly, David’s prayer focuses primarily on provisions (vv. 8–14). Here
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