Psalms 27:7-12
Summary for Ps 27:7-12: 27:7-12 a The psalmist requests the Lord’s mercy, presence, and instruction. God is the psalmist’s greatest good; enemies and other circumstances are peripheral.Summary for Ps 27:7-8: 27:7-8 b Unlike the wicked (10:4 c), who only want a temporary advantage (78:34-36 d), the godly search for the Lord as a thirsty person searches for water in the desert (63:1 e; 105:4 f; 119:2 g, 10 h; Matt 6:33 i). They act wisely (Ps 34:10 j, 14 k) while waiting for the Lord to resolve their crisis (34:4 l; 69:6 m; 77:2 n; 119:58 o).
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