665AdevPrayForEnemies

New International Version (NIV) of the Holy Bible. The Scripture passages are referenced as Book Chapter:Verse.

Pray for Enemies devotion shows David’s emotional Psalm 109. David initially complains how he’s being mistreated, then prays for ways his pursuers could be punished. That human nature compares to how we’d typically act when being wronged, then contrasts Jesus’ praying for the Father to forgive His tormentors. ;

Read Psalm 109:2, 109:3, 109:5, 109:8, and 109:11-12

Psalms is the book in the center of the Bible.
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1. How does Psalm 109:2 show David’s telling God how his enemies acted?

2. What else does Psalm 9:3 say how David’s enemies treated him?

3. How does Psalm 104:5 say David wants his enemies repaid him for the kindness David showed them?

4. David does something different then. We can hear his frustration. What hardship does Psalm 109:8 say David is praying for Saul?

5. David knew that he would succeed Saul as King. So he was praying to be named king now. The waiting was torture for David. How does Psalm 109:11-12 say David wanted Saul to suffer?

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