Psalms 108: Confident Praise and a Plea for Victory

David resolves to praise God among the nations for a love and faithfulness higher than the sky, then asks Him to save His people. God announces His claim over Israel's lands and the nations around it, and David ends trusting God rather than human help for victory. Its wording closely matches parts of Psalms 57 and 60.

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What does David ask of God in 108:5-6?

To show His glory everywhere and rescue His loved onesTo give David a son who would build His templeTo send rain on the land after a long droughtTo forgive the sins that had led to Israel's defeat