Psalm 35 is David’s cry for God to contend with enemies who attack him “without cause.” The psalm moves through scheming, mobbing, and gloating, yet each section ends in hope that God sees and will vindicate. For Christians, it points to Jesus, who was hated without cause, and it reminds us to pray honestly, trust God’s justice, and end with praise even in the face of injustice.

Psalm 35 is David’s cry for God to contend with enemies who attack him “without cause.” The psalm moves through scheming, mobbing, and gloating, yet each section ends in hope that God sees and will vindicate. For Christians, it points to Jesus, who was hated without cause, and it reminds us to pray honestly, trust God’s justice, and end with praise even in the face of injustice.

Psalm 35 is David’s cry for God to contend with enemies who attack him “without cause.” The psalm moves through scheming, mobbing, and gloating, yet each section ends in hope that God sees and will vindicate. For Christians, it points to Jesus, who was hated without cause, and it reminds us to pray honestly, trust God’s justice, and end with praise even in the face of injustice.

Psalm 35 "How Long O Lord?" (Monday 9/8/25)

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Psalm 35 "How Long O Lord?" (Monday 9/8/25)

Psalm 35 "How Long O Lord?" (Monday 9/8/25)