Psalms 108:4
The Scripture
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Psalm 108 is a song of David that merges portions of two earlier psalms into a confident prayer for victory, opening with a fixed heart determined to sing and praise God among the peoples and nations. It declares God's mercy above the heavens and His truth reaching to the clouds, then exalts Him over all the earth and over the nations, promising praise with the psaltery and harp. The psalm closes with a cry that God, who has cast off His people, would still go forth with their hosts, confessing that human help is vain and that through God they shall do valiantly, for He will tread down their enemies.
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Psalms 148:4Psalms 36:5Psalms 57:10Nehemiah 12:39Psalms 57:5Psalms 57:11