aPs 31►
bLuke 23:46►
c31:1-5►
d71:1-3►
e31:2►
f71:2►
g88:2►
h102:2►
i31:5►
jLuke 23:46►

‏ Psalms 31:1-5

Summary for Ps 31:1-24: Ps 31  a The psalmist encourages the godly to find refuge in the Lord and wait for his salvation. Despite having had a death-like experience, he testifies to the Lord’s faithfulness. This psalm foreshadows the suffering of Jesus (Luke 23:46  b).
Summary for Ps 31:1-5: 31:1-5  c The Lord offers refuge to anyone who comes to him for protection. The psalmist trusts in and submits to the Lord. See also 71:1-3  d.
31:2  e The psalmist issues an urgent call for the Lord to pay attention to his desperate situation (71:2  f; 88:2  g; 102:2  h).
31:5  i I entrust my spirit into your hand: Whether he lives or dies, the psalmist will trust his Lord. Jesus uttered these words on the cross just before he died (Luke 23:46  j).
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