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Commentary on Psalms 36-66Psalm 36Psalm 36:1-4Psalm 36:5-9Psalm 36:10-12Psalm 37Psalm 37:1-6Psalm 37:7-11Psalm 37:12-15Psalm 37:16-19Psalm 37:20-22Psalm 37:23-26Psalm 37:27-29Psalm 37:30-33Psalm 37:34-36Psalm 37:37-40Psalm 38Psalm 38:1-5Psalm 38:6-10Psalm 38:11-14Psalm 38:15-20Psalm 38:21-22Psalm 39Psalm 39:1-3Psalm 39:4-6Psalm 39:7-9Psalm 39:10-11Psalm 39:12-13Psalm 40Psalm 40:1-3Psalm 40:4-5Psalm 40:6-8Psalm 40:9-11Psalm 40:12-15Psalm 40:16-17Psalm 41Psalm 41:1-3Psalm 41:4-6Psalm 41:7-9Psalm 41:10-13Psalm 42Psalm 42:1-3Psalm 42:4-6Psalm 42:7-8Psalm 42:9-11Psalm 43:1-5Psalm 44Psalm 44:1-3Psalm 44:4-8Psalm 44:9-14Psalm 44:15-21Psalm 44:22-26Psalm 45Psalm 45:1-5Psalm 45:6-7Psalm 45:8-12Psalm 45:13-17Psalm 46Psalm 46:1-2Psalm 46:3-5Psalm 46:6-11Psalm 47Psalm 47:1-4Psalm 47:5-9Psalm 48Psalm 48:1-3Psalm 48:4-7Psalm 48:8-10Psalm 48:11-14Psalm 49Psalm 49:1-4Psalm 49:5-9Psalm 49:10-12Psalm 49:13-15Psalm 49:16-20Psalm 50Psalm 50:1-5Psalm 50:6-13Psalm 50:14-15Psalm 50:16-20Psalm 50:21-23Psalm 51Psalm 51:1-2Psalm 51:3-6Psalm 51:7-9Psalm 51:10-12Psalm 51:13-15Psalm 51:16-19Psalm 52Psalm 52:1-4Psalm 52:5-7Psalm 52:8-9Psalm 54Psalm 54:1-3Psalm 54:4-7Psalm 55Psalm 55:1-3Psalm 55:4-8Psalm 55:9-11Psalm 55:12-15Psalm 55:16-19Psalm 55:20-23Psalm 56Psalm 56:1-4Psalm 56:5-8Psalm 56:9-11Psalm 56:12-13Psalm 57Psalm 57:1-3Psalm 57:4-6Psalm 57:7-11Psalm 58Psalm 58:1-5Psalm 58:6-9Psalm 58:10-11Psalm 59Psalm 59:1-5Psalm 59:6-9Psalm 59:10-12Psalm 59:13-17Psalm 60Psalm 60:1-3Psalm 60:4-8Psalm 60:9-12Psalm 61Psalm 61:1-4Psalm 61:5-8Psalm 62Psalm 62:1-2Psalm 62:3-6Psalm 62:7-10Psalm 62:11-12Psalm 63Psalm 63:1-4Psalm 63:5-8Psalm 63:9-11Psalm 64Psalm 64:1-6Psalm 64:7-10Psalm 65Psalm 65:1-3Psalm 65:4-8Psalm 65:9-13Psalm 66Psalm 66:1-4Psalm 66:5-9Psalm 66:10-12Psalm 66:13-16Psalm 66:17-20Translation of Psalms 36-66

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Psalm 64

PSALM 64

This psalm expresses the language of complaint and prayer. David, in order that he may incline God to compassionate his case, dwells upon the injustice and cruelty, the intrigues and deceitfulness of his enemies. At the close, his eyes are directed to God, in the anticipation of a joyful deliverance from their hands.

To the chief musician. A Psalm of David.