KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 55:13
13. But it was thou, a man mine equal, my guide, and mine acquaintance.
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Summary: Psalm 55 is a heartfelt lament attributed to David, reflecting his anguish over betrayal and the distress caused by enemies. The psalm opens with a plea for God’s attention and a desire for deliverance from tumult, expressing deep emotional turmoil. David describes his suffering, feeling overwhelmed by fear and anxiety, and he longs for escape from the weight of his troubles. A notable theme in this chapter is the experience of betrayal, as David specifically mourns the treachery of a close friend, highlighting the pain of broken relationships. This betrayal leads him to contemplate the realities of human deceit and the fragility of trust. The psalm further emphasizes the need for reliance on God amidst distress, showcasing the believer's hope in divine intervention. Ultimately, the psalm concludes with a declaration of faith, contrasting the fate of the wicked with the assurance of God’s protection for the righteous. David reaffirms his commitment to cast his cares upon the Lord, reinforcing the message that God will sustain His people even in the face of profound challenges. Overall, Psalm 55 encapsulates a journey through anguish to a place of trust in God’s faithfulness.
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