Psa 7:12-13 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ps 7:1-17: Ps 7 This psalm consists of a lament (7:1-2 ), an oath of innocence (7:3-5 ), an appeal to God’s justice (7:6-9 ), an affirmation of God’s just kingship (7:10-16 ), and a concluding hymn of praise (7:17 ). 7:title Cush , an unknown person of the tribe of Benjamin , remained hostile to David. 7:1 Persecutors (a common term for “enemies”) intentionally seek out people in order to destroy them (31:15 ; 56:1-2 ; 71:11 ; 143:3 ).

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‏ Psalms 7:12-13

Summary for Ps 7:1-17: Ps 7 ^a This psalm consists of a lament (7:1-2 ^b), an oath of innocence (7:3-5 ^c), an appeal to God’s justice (7:6-9 ^d), an affirmation of God’s just kingship (7:10-16 ^e), and a concluding hymn of praise (7:17 ^f).
7:title ^g Cush, an unknown person of the tribe of Benjamin, remained hostile to David.
7:1 ^h Persecutors (a common term for “enemies”) intentionally seek out people in order to destroy them (31:15 ⁱ; 56:1-2 ^j; 71:11 ^k; 143:3 ^l).