Psalms 144

David praises **YHWH** as his Rock who trains his hands for war and fingers for battle, contrasts human frailty like a passing breath with divine power, and petitions **YHWH** to descend, scatter enemies with lightning, and deliver him from deceitful foreigners.[1][2][4] He vows to sing a new song on a ten-stringed harp, anticipates victory and salvation for kings from the deadly sword, and envisions prosperity with thriving sons and daughters, abundant provisions, secure oxen, no breaches or captivity, and blessing for the people whose God is **YHWH**.[1][2][5]

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