Sermons on Psalms 64

David asks God to hear his complaint and hide him from the secret plots of the wicked. He describes enemies who sharpen their tongues like swords and ambush the blameless, thinking no one sees them. In response, God suddenly shoots at them, and their own tongues bring them to ruin. Others are led to fear, tell what God has done, and ponder his work. The chapter contrasts hidden human malice with God’s decisive judgment, and it raises themes of divine justice and refuge in God.

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