Psalms 120

Psalms 120

The first of the Songs of Ascent, sung by pilgrims traveling up to Jerusalem. The Psalmist begins with a lament over deceitful companions and the trouble of living among hostile neighbors (Meshech and Kedar). The Psalmist cries out to the Lord in his distress, asking to be delivered from lying lips and a deceitful tongue. The Psalmist concludes by expressing his deep desire for peace, even though his surroundings are filled with people who are constantly ready for war.

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Psalms 107

A call to thank God for His deliverance. The psalm celebrates God rescuing people from war, famine, foolishness, and distress at sea.

Psalms 108

David combines prayers from Psalms 57 and 60. He asks God to rise up and use their military might to secure victory over the land of Edom.

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