Psalms 63: Thirsting for God in the Wilderness

In the Judean wilderness David longs for God like a thirsty body in a dry land. He praises God because His love is worth more than life, remembers Him through the night, rests in God's upholding hand, and expects his enemies to fall while the king rejoices.

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According to 63:9-11, what will happen to those seeking David's life, and to the king?

The enemies will flee to Edom, and the king will pursueThe enemies will repent, and the king will pardon themThe enemies will perish, while the king is glad in GodThe enemies will rule for a time, and the king will mourn