In this episode of Damascus 432, we walk through Psalm 4 (ASV)—a psalm of David written for stringed instruments and restless hearts.

David shows us how to wrestle with enemies, anxiety, and uncertainty, not by panicking but by pressing deeper into God’s presence. From trembling in anger to resting in peace, Psalm 4 moves us from inner unrest to divine stillness.

Join us for a verse-by-verse theological and emotional breakdown using the American Standard Version, as we explore:

• Why David speaks to his enemies
• How godly people are “set apart”
• What true peace and worship look like
• Why sleep can be a spiritual act of trust

📖 “In peace will I both lay me down and sleep; for thou, Jehovah, alone makest me dwell in safety.” — Psalm 4:8 (ASV)

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