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Psalm 13 is a brief lament where the writer feels forgotten by God and overwhelmed by sorrow. It moves from despair and questioning to trust, ending with confidence in God’s love and a commitment to rejoice in his salvation.

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David speaks about his experience of what it means to have the Eternal God being his Shepherd throughout all the stages of life, especially during the darkest of times.

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David tells us that in the midst of the terrible circumstances and dangers that he had to face, the Lord was his only protection and safety, the only one who he could trust to keep him from being overcome by fears.

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Psalm 70 is a prayer by David to God, asking for his help and salvation in difficult circumstances.

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In this Psalm, Asaph wrestles with the apparent discrepancies between what he "should" believe and what he sees going on in the world. As he wrestles with these things, he discovers the problem is the context in which he places what he sees: his worldview in other words.

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In Psalm 73, Asaph, a true believer, is wrestling with this question: why do the good suffer, but the wicked prosper. That didn't conform to what he read in his Bible. And it seemed to make living God's way a totally pointless exercise. How did Asaph deal with that challenge to his faith? That's what he tells us in this Psalm.

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Brief Comments on Psalm 130 presented in the context of a Breaking of Bread (The Lord's Supper) service.