Sermons on Psalms 143

David pleads with the Lord to hear his prayer and not enter into judgment with him, because no one living is righteous before God. He describes an enemy who has pursued and crushed him, leaving his spirit faint and his heart appalled. Remembering the Lord’s works, he stretches out his hands and asks for mercy, guidance, deliverance, and teaching. The psalm closes with a plea for preservation and for the cutting off of his enemies. Themes include divine mercy, human need, guidance, and righteous deliverance.

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