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David

This is a prayer of confession of David. We all know David. David was a man close to God, yet he sinned gravely. Once he saw a beautiful woman bathing, named Bathsheba. Bathsheba was already married to Uriah. Nevertheless David took her in and committed adultery. To make matters worst, David plotted the death of Uriah. (See II Samuel 11:2-27). So indirectly, David also committed the sin of murder. God was very angry, and sent the prophet Nathan to rebuke David. David realized how dreadfully he had sinned, confessed, and asked forgiveness from God. This psalm shows how deep his repentance was, how he cried out to God, how much he valued the forgiveness of God.

v. 1 What are the usual reactions a man has after he has sinned? Contrast with the reaction of David in this Psalm.

Some blame others. (David could have blamed Bathsheba for tempting him).

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