Psalms 32: The Joy of Forgiven Sin

David celebrates the happiness of the person whose sins God has forgiven and no longer counts against him. He recalls wasting away while he hid his sin, finding pardon when he confessed it, and then urges others to pray, to be teachable, to trust God's loving devotion, and to rejoice.

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In 32:1-2, how does David describe the person whose sins God has forgiven?

Safe, since he has made up for his guilt with offeringsBlessed, since God no longer holds his guilt against himHumbled, since he must still pay for his guilt in fullRighteous, since his good deeds now outweigh his sins