Key Figures — Psalms 28

2 figures

1. David

   Psalmist and King of Israel

   David is the author of this psalm, expressing a heartfelt plea for God's help and deliverance from his enemies. He demonstrates trust in the Lord as his strength and shield, and he praises God for hearing his supplications.

   Related passages

   • 1 Samuel 16 (David anointed as king)
   • 2 Samuel 22 (David's song of deliverance)
   • Psalms 18 (A similar psalm of deliverance and praise)

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2. The LORD

   The object of David's prayer and praise

   The LORD is depicted as David's rock, strength, and shield. David calls upon the LORD for mercy and deliverance, and he acknowledges the LORD as the source of salvation and blessing for His people.

   Related passages

   • Exodus 15:2 (The LORD is my strength and song)
   • Psalms 18:2 (The LORD is my rock and fortress)
   • Isaiah 12:2 (The LORD is my strength and song)

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