In the second half of Psalm 9 King David provides a reminder of God’s faithfulness and also a call to actively praise God for that faithfulness. 

In the first ten verses of Psalm 9 King David gives praise to God and proclaims God’s rule and reign. 

Jesus quotes the second verse of Psalm 8 in the Gospel of Matthew which gives us an important insight into the significance of this verse. 

In Psalm 8 King David praises God and marvels at the greatness of His creation. 

The second half of Psalm 7 says that God feels indignation every day. If that is true, how can any of us stand before him? 

In Psalm 7 King David deals with an injustice done to him by Cush. He turns to God for vindication. 

Psalm 6 is a lament in which, despite his affliction, King David does not turn away from God, but rather looks toward God. 

In Psalm 5 King David is facing a serious trial yet beautifully states his trust in God. 

Psalm 4­ can be thought of as both a psalm of lament and a psalm of confidence. 

Psalm 3 was written by King David about fleeing from his son Absalom, an account that is recorded in chapters 15 and 16 of the Book of 2nd Samuel.