Psa 88:10 | MHM | STEP | Pleading with God In this part of the psalm, the writer argues with God about his suffering and continues to pray even when there seems to be no answer. He asks important questions about life, death, and God’s mercy. He shows us that it is okay to be honest with God about our pain and confusion, and to keep praying even when life feels hopeless. v. 10 : The psalmist asks God, Will you work wonders for the dead? Shall the dead arise and praise you? . He wonders if God will do miracles for someone who is already dead, or if the dead can praise God. He feels that only the living can show gratitude and give thanks to God.

‏ Psalms 88:10

Pleading with God

In this part of the psalm, the writer argues with God about his suffering and continues to pray even when there seems to be no answer. He asks important questions about life, death, and God’s mercy. He shows us that it is okay to be honest with God about our pain and confusion, and to keep praying even when life feels hopeless.

v. 10: The psalmist asks God, Will you work wonders for the dead? Shall the dead arise and praise you? . He wonders if God will do miracles for someone who is already dead, or if the dead can praise God. He feels that only the living can show gratitude and give thanks to God.