Psalms 51

David pleads for mercy from YHWH according to His lovingkindness and abundant compassion, confessing his transgressions, iniquity, and sin—chiefly against YHWH alone—stemming from his adulterous affair with Bathsheba and murder of Uriah.[1][2][3] He seeks thorough cleansing, a clean heart, renewed spirit, restoration of salvation's joy, and recognizes that YHWH desires a broken and contrite heart over sacrifices, praying for Zion's prosperity.[1][2][4]

Interlinear Text

Verse 6