Psalm 31 (commentary)
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Psalm 31 is a plea for an end to evil, and an admiration of how good and powerful God really is:[1]
| “ | Let the lying lips be mute,
which speak insolently against the righteous
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” |
David Wilkerson called Psalm 31 "A song of drug-addicts" and used it in his ministry to them.[2]
References
- ↑ Psalm 31:18-19 (ESV)
- ↑ David Wilkerson. Dýka a kříž (The Cross and the Switchblade) (in Czech). Křesťanský život, 176–7. ISBN 80-900940-6-6. “Pak sme ho učili 31.Žalm. Je to krásný žalm, říkame mu "Píseň narkomanů". Zvláště některé verše jsou tam jakoby přímo pro ně.”
