David describes enemies who repay love with accusation, calls for judicial curses on a leading adversary, contrasts that with his own poverty and fasting, and asks public deliverance so people know God's hand.
David describes enemies who repay love with accusation, calls for judicial curses on a leading adversary, contrasts that with his own poverty and fasting, and asks public deliverance so people know God's hand.
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