This Psalm is the expression of the prophet’s confidence in God’s grace, wherein, from the settling himself in the belief of our covenanted relation between God and him, he draweth sundry comfortable conclusions and confirmations of faith from it, concerning the Lord’s furnishing every necessary good thing to him, v. 1, 2; for recovery of him from every evil condition, wherein he may fall, v. 3; and for assisting and comforting him in the greatest danger he could fall into, v. 4; and for