And then.

The Welcome to the Psalm Companion to 40 minutes in the Old Testament.

This is Psalm number seven.

That's what we're dealing with today.

Got 17 verses here, here, Chad.

We were just talking before we hit record here.

We got a couple of things in this sort of preface

that we don't know about.

So we got a something of David.

What is this word?

I don't know what this word is.

That we got, it's some kind of song,

some kind of liturgical something, right,

of David, which he's saying to the Lord concerning the words of Cush of Benjamin, and don't know who that is.

We decided though that that a blank of David Shigaione is, we're going to translate that slam poetry. Slam poetry it's a

slam poem which David sang to the Lord concerning the words of this

unknown guy Cush Benjamin some dude from the child of Benjamin his name was Cush, Benjamin. Some dude from the child of Benjamin, whose name was Cush, whom obviously

David has some pretty serious issues with. So, yeah, it starts out, oh Lord, my God, in you, do I take refuge?

Save me from all my pursuers and deliver me.

Lest, like a lion, they tear my soul apart,

rending it in pieces with none to deliver.

It sounds like things are not looking up right away.

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