Psa 69:30 | MHM | STEP | Comfort for the Persecuted; Thanksgiving and Praise In this section, David ends the psalm with joy and praise, even though it began with complaints and sorrow. He sets an example for Christians to trust God during hardships and give thanks for His blessings. David’s words also point to Christ, showing how His suffering led to victory and joy for all who follow Him. v. 30–31 : David says, I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving (Psalm 69:30 ). He resolves to praise God with music and gratitude, knowing that God values heartfelt worship more than sacrifices like an ox or bullock (Psalm 69:31 ). This teaches us that God desires spiritual offerings, such as our words of praise and thanks, more than material gifts (Hebrews 13:15 ).

‏ Psalms 69:30

Comfort for the Persecuted; Thanksgiving and Praise

In this section, David ends the psalm with joy and praise, even though it began with complaints and sorrow. He sets an example for Christians to trust God during hardships and give thanks for His blessings. David’s words also point to Christ, showing how His suffering led to victory and joy for all who follow Him.

v. 30–31: David says, I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving (Psalm 69:30 ^a). He resolves to praise God with music and gratitude, knowing that God values heartfelt worship more than sacrifices like an ox or bullock (Psalm 69:31 ^b). This teaches us that God desires spiritual offerings, such as our words of praise and thanks, more than material gifts (Hebrews 13:15 ^c).