Dawn Robinson

In 5:1-27 Moses reminds the Israelites of the commandments the Lord gave to them through his covenant.

In this section it is also mentioned that people who hate the Lord would have iniquities that go down to the 3rd and 4th generation, but He shows steadfast love to people that love Him and keep his commandments.

What I like about this Psalm is David acknowledges that even when our own sins get the better of us, we can rejoice because God has covered us.

David continues this Psalm saying that the Lord is the God of our salvation, and worthy of all praise. Nature continues to proclaim through its behavior, which is ironic because that is the true definition of our design to acknowledge the Creator. This Psalm gives descriptions that should help us remember that everything inside of creation is due to the credit of God.

What I like about this Psalm is David acknowledges that even when our own sins get the better of us, we can rejoice because God has covered us.

David continues this Psalm saying that the Lord is the God of our salvation, and worthy of all praise. Nature continues to proclaim through its behavior, which is ironic because that is the true definition of our design to acknowledge the Creator. This Psalm gives descriptions that should help us remember that everything inside of creation is due to the credit of God.

Psalm 59 begins is written after David begins hiding from Saul. Prior to the Psalm, David was given victory over the Philistines, which lead them to flee. David was playing the lyre for King Saul, when Saul tried to kill David with a sphere. David was able to get away from Saul, and escape. When David went home his wife hid him, from Saul’s men who came looking for David. They were instructed to find David, and to bring him to Saul to be killed (1 Samuel 19).