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Psalm 4
Introduction
Have you ever felt as if your entire world was falling apart?
Have you ever felt like the little Dutch Boy who stuck his finger in the dike.
The only thing is the dike has sprung more leaks than you have fingers.
The setting
David is still fleeing Absalom.
By this time, Absalom has occupied David’s throne in Jerusalem.
It appears that everything and everyone is against David.
Even some of his staunchest supporters are beginning to doubt him.
But David remains faithful to God.
In this Psalm, we are given to privilege to look into David’s prayer life.
We learn some important lessons on “How we should pray when our world is falling apart.”
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We are to Pray Earnestly (4:1)
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Based on the righteousness of God (4:1a)
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