Sermons on Psalms 6

David pleads with the Lord not to rebuke him in anger but to show mercy, because he is weak, troubled, and worn out with groaning. He speaks of his bed being drenched with tears and asks how long his distress will last. He appeals to the Lord’s steadfast mercy and asks to be saved, noting that in death no one gives praise. The psalm ends with confidence that the Lord has heard his weeping and prayer, and that his enemies will turn back in sudden shame. Themes include suffering, repentance, and divine hearing.

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