Psalms 28

David urgently pleads with YHWH to hear his cry for mercy, fearing that silence from God would leave him like those descending to Sheol, and asks that the wicked who speak peace while harboring evil be repaid according to their deeds.[1][2] After expressing confidence that YHWH has heard his petition, David declares YHWH as his strength and shield, rejoices in thanksgiving, and concludes with a prayer for YHWH to save His people and shepherd them forever.[1][2]

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