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This is a psalm of individual lament.
69:1-5 David describes his destress. It is as if he is drowning in deep waters and he cannot find his footing.
69:6-12 His suffering has come upon him specifically because of his love for God and God's house.
69:13-19 He appeals to God to rescue him because of God's lovingkindness, truth or faithfulness, and His compassion.
69:20-21 There is no one to comfort him in his distress.
69:22-28 He asks God to judge his adversaries in ways they sought to judge others
69:29-36 Praise to God
As is so often the case, pouring out his problems in distress have led to God's deliverance.
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This is a psalm of individual lament.
69:1-5 David describes his destress. It is as if he is drowning in deep waters and he cannot find his footing.
69:6-12 His suffering has come upon him specifically because of his love for God and God's house.
69:13-19 He appeals to God to rescue him because of God's lovingkindness, truth or faithfulness, and His compassion.
69:20-21 There is no one to comfort him in his distress.
69:22-28 He asks God to judge his adversaries in ways they sought to judge others
69:29-36 Praise to God
As is so often the case, pouring out his problems in distress have led to God's deliverance.

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