Psalm 79

June 28, 2019•45 words

This Psalm is a lament for Jerusalem. The Psalmist is pleading with God to forgive Israel and to punish the nations that have destroyed Jerusalem and God's temple. His motivation is the glory of God and the reputation of His name among the heathen (9-13).

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