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Psalm 59: Saul begins his search for David, to kill him. Psalm 60: In the middle of struggles with Syria. Where is God? Psalm 61: A declaration of faith. Psalm 62: The enemy will be destroyed. Psalm 63: In the wilderness of Judah. David wants only to know God. Psalm 59-63

Psalm 52: When David is seen by Doeg. Psalm 53: (see Psalm 14, identical twin) Psalm 54: David is betrayed by the Ziphites. Psalm 55: David is betrayed by a friend. Psalm 56: David is captured by the Philistines. Psalm 57: David retreats from Saul and hides in a cave. Psalm 58: David calls for vengeance on all God's enemies. Psalm 52-58

Psalm 49: A son of Korah tells us we all die, so no need to hang on to "things." Psalm 50: Asaph speaks of the coming of the Lord! Psalm 51: The magnificent song of repentance by the humbled King David. Psalm 49-51

Send a text A servant will be exalted. Then shamed before a watching world. Who can this be? Isaiah saw Him. Have you seen Him? Isaiah 52:13-14

Spurgeon is especially directing his comments toward the minister of a congegation, who needs regular prayer from his people to survive. He also suggests that in addition to regular "prayer meetings", churches should add to their schedule a meeting especially designed for praise.

Psalm 44: Israel is being punished for some reason. Psalm 45: The beautiful song addressed to the King. Psalm 46: Our refuge. Psalm 47: Clap your hands! Praise the Lord! Psalm 48: Jerusalem, joy of the whole earth! Psalm 44-48

Psalm 39: Bottled up thoughts finally explode. Psalm 40: The sacrifice pleasing to God. Psalm 41: David's enemies, one in particular. Psalm 42: Book Two begins. The author is desperate for help. Sons of Korah. Psalm 43: Sounds like Psalm 42. Echoses of David's problems. Psalm 39-43

Psalm 36: Praise for God's mercy. Psalm 37: God's people inherit the land/earth. Psalm 38: David being chastised, reaches out to God. Psalm 36-38

Psalm 34: David's prayer as he imginatively escapes from the king. Psalm 35: Deliverance from the enemy requested and believed for.