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David’s story is one of the most dramatic in the Bible. He didn’t have an easy life, and he often made terrible decisions. Still he is named “a man after God’s own heart” (Acts 13:22).He earned that title because he always repented of his sin with great remorse; he always begged God to cleanse him and restore him to His favor (Psalm 139: 23-24).
There are many times in the Psalms that David wrote in which he declares his great sorrow. In Psalm 6:6, David says he is weary with his groaning; that all night his bed is swimming in tears. You will easily find other places in Psalms where this experience is repeated. His grief over his sin was great. His soul was weary with grieving, crying over the state of his disobedience to God, and the terrible results that followed.
Now I want to focus on Psalm 13…
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