Sermons on Psalms 88

A song of the sons of Korah, with Heman the Ezrahite named, this psalm is a sustained cry to the LORD from one overwhelmed by suffering. The speaker says his life draws near Sheol, feels counted among the dead, and describes God’s wrath, waves, darkness, and isolation from companions. He asks why the LORD casts him off and whether the dead can praise God. In the Psalter, it stands as one of the darkest laments, raising themes of unanswered prayer, divine wrath, death, and remembrance before God.

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