Imprecatory Psalms in Psalm 69:21-28 Context

Psalm 69 provides insight into David's distress and plea for deliverance, showcasing complex emotions and expressions towards enemies. Explore the context and why these Psalms are relevant despite their challenging nature.

• Imprecatory Psalms
• Psalm 69
• David
• Context
• Deliverance

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1. What Should I Think When What Should I Think When Reading Imprecatory Reading Imprecatory Psalms? Psalms? Psalm 69:21-28

2. What Should I Think When What Should I Think When Reading Imprecatory Reading Imprecatory Psalms? Psalms? Psalm 69:21-28 Don t Read these Psalms - Not Christlike (Matt. 5:43-45, Rom. 12:14)?

3. What Should I Think When What Should I Think When Reading Imprecatory Reading Imprecatory Psalms? Psalms? Psalm 69:21-28 Don t Read these Psalms - Not Christlike (Matt. 5:43-45, Rom. 12:14)? Neither Jesus, Peter nor Paul avoided such Psalms Why should We?

4. Psalm 69: Context Psalm 69: Context David overwhelmed by personal enemies (v. 1-3)

5. Psalm 69: Context Psalm 69: Context David overwhelmed by personal enemies (v. 1-3) David not perfect, but hated by enemies for no just cause (v. 4-5)

6. Psalm 69: Context Psalm 69: Context David overwhelmed by personal enemies (v. 1-3) David not perfect, but hated by enemies for no just cause (v. 4-5) David reproached for God s sake (v. 7-9)

7. Psalm 69: Context Psalm 69: Context David overwhelmed by personal enemies (v. 1-3) David not perfect, but hated by enemies for no just cause (v. 4-5) David reproached for God s sake (v. 7-9) David pleas for God s deliverance (v. 14 -20)

8. Psalm 69: Context Psalm 69: Context David overwhelmed by personal enemies (v. 1-3) David not perfect, but hated by enemies for no just cause (v. 4-5) David reproached for God s sake (v. 7-9) David pleas for God s deliverance (v. 14 -20) David Exalts God for deliverance Zion saved (v. 29-36)

9. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20)

10. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20) Psm. 69: 22-23, 27 Paul Hardening of Jews (Rom. 11:9-10,21-22, 25)

11. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20) Psm. 69: 22-23, 27 Paul Hardening of Jews (Rom. 11:9-10,21-22, 25) Psm. 69:9 Paul Reproaches of God fell on Christ (Rom. 15:3)

12. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20) Psm. 69: 22-23, 27 Paul Hardening of Jews (Rom. 11:9-10,21-22, 25) Psm. 69:9 Paul Reproaches of God fell on Christ (Rom. 15:3) Psm. 69:9 Jesus Zeal for God s House (Jn. 2:13)

13. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20) Psm. 69: 22-23, 27 Paul Hardening of Jews (Rom. 11:9-10,21-22, 25) Psm. 69:9 Paul Reproaches of God fell on Christ (Rom. 15:3) Psm. 69:9 Jesus Zeal for God s House (Jn. 2:13) Psm. 69:4 Jesus Hated unjustly (Jn. 15:24-25)

14. Psalm 69: Peter, Paul and Jesus Psm. 69:25 Peter application to Judas (Acts 1: 16,20) Psm. 69: 22-23, 27 Paul Hardening of Jews (Rom. 11:9-10,21-22, 25) Psm. 69:9 Paul Reproaches of God fell on Christ (Rom. 15:3) Psm. 69:9 Jesus Zeal for God s House (Jn. 2:13) Psm. 69:4 Jesus Hated unjustly (Jn. 15:24-25) Psm. 69:21 Jesus vinegar to drink (Jn. 19:28)

15. Thinking with God in Psalm 69 God s Wrath on the Unrighteous is Just embrace it do not avoid such thinking (Rom. 2:4-9)

16. Thinking with God in Psalm 69 God s Wrath on the Unrighteous is Just embrace it do not avoid such thinking (Rom. 2:4-9) We should teach the unrighteous and try to save them while embracing God s wrath on the unrighteous (Rom. 10:1, I Cor. 9:22, 2 Cor. 2:15-16)

17. Thinking with God in Psalm 69 God s Wrath on the Unrighteous is Just embrace it do not avoid such thinking (Rom. 2:4-9) We should teach the unrighteous and try to save them while embracing God s wrath on the unrighteous (Rom. 10:1, I Cor. 9:22, 2 Cor. 2:15-16) Never take personal vengeance into your own hand it belongs exclusively with God (Rom. 12:19-20)