Psalms 143: A Plea for Mercy and Guidance

Crushed by an enemy, David asks God not to judge him, since no living person is righteous before Him. He remembers God's past works, longs for Him, and asks to be taught God's will and led by His Spirit, appealing to God's name and loyal love.

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In 143:11-12, what ground does David give when he asks God to revive him and deal with his enemies?

The sake of David's good record, his courage, and his loyal serviceThe sake of God's name, His righteousness, and His loving devotionThe sake of Israel's army, its many victories, and its strong wallsThe sake of the priests, their daily offerings, and their prayers