Pray the word with David Platt is a resource from Radical.net.

The very beginning of the psalm says,

Oh Lord my God, and you do I take refuge,

save me from all my pursuers and deliver me,

less like a lion they tear my soul apart,

rending it with pieces with none to deliver.

But then he says in verse three,

Oh Lord my God, if I have done this,

if there is wrong in my hands,

and he basically begins to pray for awareness of

if he has done this to others,

if he has, verse four says,

repaid his friend with evil

or plundered his enemy without cause,

specifically has he in any way sinned against God

in the way he has responded to others attacks.

And when I love about this verse is the way it promotes

in us a posture of humility that says,

God, help me to see when I sin,

help me not to be so focused,

even when others are sinning against me

on their sin and that I lose sight of my own sin,

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