Psalms142
English Standard Version
1A of , when he was in the . A . With my I to the Lord; with my I plead for to the Lord.
2I pour my him; I my him.
3When my me, you my ! In the I they have a for me.
4 to the and : there is who of me; me; no for my .
5I cry to , O Lord; I , You are my , my in the of the .
6 to my , I am ! me my , for me!
7 of , that I may your ! The will me, you will me.
Cross References
Psalms 142Historical setting of David hiding in the cave (En-gedi) fleeing from Saul.
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Pouring out one's heart or complaint before God in times of trouble.
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The alternative cave setting (Cave of Adullam) where David escaped.
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Hope to see and experience the goodness of God in "the land of the living."
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The righteous rejoicing and shouting for joy together when God vindicates His servant.
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An earnest, vocal prayer arising from unfeigned lips in deep distress.
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Experiencing total human abandonment when no one stands by or cares for the soul.
The Lord is praised as the believer's chosen portion and inheritance.
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Praising the Lord for dealing bountifully with the soul.
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The proud and wicked privily laying snares and traps along the path.
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