Key Figures — Psalms 35

2 figures

1. David

   Psalmist and King of Israel

   David is the author of this psalm, where he calls upon the Lord to contend with those who contend against him. He seeks divine intervention and justice against his enemies, expressing his trust in God's deliverance and righteousness.

   Related passages

   • 1 Samuel 24 (David spares Saul's life, showing his reliance on God's justice)
   • 2 Samuel 22 (David's song of deliverance, similar themes of God's protection)

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2. The Lord

   Divine Protector and Judge

   In this psalm, the Lord is invoked as the defender and savior of the righteous. David appeals to God to fight against his adversaries and to bring about justice, highlighting God's role as a righteous judge and protector of His people.

   Related passages

   • Exodus 14:14 (The Lord will fight for you)
   • Psalm 18 (The Lord as a rock and fortress)

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