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I. Introduction (Verse 1)

  • The psalmist speaks of the deeds and works of their ancestors.
  • They acknowledge the victories the Lord gave to them.

II. The faithfulness of God (Verses 2-3)

  • The psalmist proclaims their trust in God, acknowledging that it was not their own power that allowed them to conquer their enemies.
  • They credit God for their military victories.
  • They acknowledge that it is God who establishes and upholds their nation.

III. Present suffering and confusion (Verses 4-8)

  • The psalmist expresses their distress and confusion, as they currently experience defeat and humiliation.
  • They question why God has seemingly abandoned them.
  • They emphasize their loyalty to God and how they have not turned away from Him.

IV. Remembering God's faithfulness in the past (Verses 9-16)

  • The psalmist recalls the historical deliverance and victories God gave to their ancestors.
  • They acknowledge that it was God who enabled them to conquer and possess the land.
  • They emphasize the role of God's power and not their own strength.

V. Present suffering and apparent abandonment by God (Verses 17-22)

  • The psalmist emphasizes their current affliction, expressing their shame and humiliation.
  • They assert that their suffering is not due to their unfaithfulness or idolatry.
  • They question why God seems to have forgotten and abandoned them.

VI. Plea for God's intervention (Verses 23-26)

  • The psalmist entreats God to wake up and restore His people.
  • They plead for God to remember His covenant with their ancestors and come to their aid.
  • They express their distress and dire circumstances, hoping for God's compassion and help.

VII. Trust in God's unfailing love (Verses 27-28)

  • The psalmist affirms their unwavering trust in God, recognizing His ultimate power and sovereignty.
  • They acknowledge that their deliverance and salvation depend on God's unfailing love and faithfulness.

VIII. Conclusion (Verse 29)

  • The psalmist appeals for God's intervention, expressing their expectation and hope that God will save them and restore their honor.