Asaph pleaded with God in chapters eighty-two and eighty-three to rescue the weak and needy. He referred to rulers as gods by appointment of their positions. When they stand to face God at the judgement, they will die and fall like any other man because of wickedness. Chapter eighty-four is a song concerning the house of the Lord. The psalmist wrote, “For a day in your courts is better than a thousand elsewhere” (Vs. 10). The psalmist asked God in chapter eighty-five to restore His people. The Lord will provide and lead His people in righteousness.