I. Scripture
1? (A poem by David, for the music director. Call it the eighth on a stringed instrument. O Lord, do not rebuke me in your anger, nor punish me in your fierce anger.
2? Lord, have pity on me. Because I am weak. Lord, please heal me. Because my bones are shaking.
3? My heart is also greatly troubled. Lord, how long will you save me?
4? Turn back, O LORD, and save me. Because your love saved me.
5? For no one remembers you in death, and who will thank you in the grave?
6? I groaned and fell asleep. I cry every night, floating on the bed and soaking in the mattress.
7? My eyes are shriveled with grief. My eyes are dim because of my enemies.
8? Leave me, all evildoers. Because the Lord heard my crying voice.
9? God listened to my plea. The Lord will accept my prayer.
10 All my enemies will be ashamed and greatly dismayed. They will turn around and suddenly feel ashamed.
Second, reading guide.
This article has no specific background information, but we can understand this article according to the background of the third article.
2. This article is traditionally regarded as a "confession poem", but strictly speaking, this article has no prayer of repentance or forgiveness, so now this article is regarded as a personal mourning poem.
According to the editor of Psalm 3-6, David in Psalm 3-5 was able to escape safely because of God's salvation, and he longed to return to the holy land to worship God. However, this article shows that David slipped in deep pain and critical illness, but fortunately, he stood up again because of my salvation, the Lord God.
4. The first section "Anger in anger" is a set of parallel structures, the latter is to strengthen the tone, and so is "responsibility … punishment".
5. The original text of the second section "Xi" is "Xi". "My bones are shaking" means he is aching all over, which means he is full of pain.
6. "Turning back" in the fourth section can be translated as "changing one's mind" (translated by Lu), and "kindness" is an attribute of God related to God's redemption.
7. The focus of the fifth section is not the scene after death, but an expression of the poet, which shows that he can only worship and praise God when he is alive (maybe his illness makes him feel that he is only one step away from death). "Remembrance … Gratitude" is a set of parallel structures.
8. "My eyes are dim" in section 7 means "old and weak", which means "I am old".
Third, meditation.
1, how do we feel about the disease? Do you feel God's anger like David?
2. How do we state our pain to God in the pain of illness?
3. How can knowing God's redemptive attribute help us get out of trouble?
4. What is David's motive for saying that the dead can't thank God?
5. What made David full of confidence in the face of such a deep illness and rebuked his enemy for stepping back and leaving?
Fourth, observe the scriptures.
1, part I
v. 1？ God was furious, rebuked and punished him.
v.2？ Pray for mercy and heal the whole body.
v.3？ When do you get scared?
v.4？ Begging for mercy and salvation from the Lord.
V.5a people can't be praised for their death.
V.5b only lives in memory of the name of the Lord.
v.6？ Pain torments the tears.
v.7？ Excessive sadness and blurred vision
The evildoer will leave soon.
In v.8b disease, the call of the Lord has been heard.
v.9？ Lord of the Covenant, please listen to my prayer.
V. 10 All enemies panicked and retreated.
2. Paragraph 1
Vv. 1-4 Begging for redemption in trouble.
Verses 5-7 Disease and torture are close to death.
Vv.8- 10 believers listen to the enemy's speed.
3. Question 1 In a very long paragraph
vv. 1- 10？ Prayer in distress
Verb (abbreviation of verb) interpretation of scripture
1, Part II
Background A The pleasure of sleeping peacefully disappears due to illness.
Background B: Salvation grace allows crying.
v. 1a？ The pain of illness feels that God's fierce anger is coming.
v. 1b？ The sad voice begged the punishment to stop quickly.
v.2a？ The hope of salvation lies in God's mercy.
v.2b？ The weak body trembled and begged the Lord to heal.
v.3a？ Because of the pain, the mental panic is still increasing.
v.3b？ When will God be saved urgently?
v.4a？ Expect God to renew his life and become stronger.
v.4b？ Except for the grace of God's covenant.
v.5a？ Afraid of leaving God's face and not remembering the Lord.
v.5b？ How can you praise God when death is near?
v.6a？ Persistent pain, moaning, fatigue and drowsiness.
v.6b？ Crying all night, tears streaming down her face, floating on the bed.
v.7a？ The sadness in suffering is getting weaker and older.
v.7b？ My eyes are dim because of my enemies.
v.8a？ Turn to God and announce the departure of the evildoer.
v.8b？ Because the Redeemer listens to weeping and prayer.
v.9？ Begging has been heard and prayer has been accepted.
v. 10？ The enemy retreated in shame and panic.
2. Paragraph 2
vv. 1-4？ The condition is very serious, please ask for help.
vv.5-7？ Life is dying for fear of not getting praise.
Vv.8- 10 The Lord listens to prayer and declares that the enemy is far away.
Question 2. In a very long paragraph
vv. 1- 12？ God heard the last prayer.
Intransitive verbs pray, read and respond to scripture
1, Section III
v. 1a？ Lord! Your anger is on me.
v. 1b？ Lord! Your punishment is unbearable.
v.2a？ Lord! Illness makes me so weak.
v.2b？ Lord! Please have pity on me and heal me.
v.2c？ Lord! Pain makes my body tremble.
v.3a？ Lord! My heart is dismayed by pain.
v.3b？ Lord! When will your salvation come?
v.4a？ Lord! Wake me up, turn me around.
v.4b？ Lord! You, my savior, save me.
v.5a？ Lord! The gate of death is very close to me.
v.5b？ Lord! How can the dead worship you?
v.6a？ Lord! The groans of pain made me sleepy.
v.6b？ Lord! My face was wet with tears.
v.7a？ Lord! Sorrow makes my eyes sink.
v.7b？ Lord! Pain makes me thin and old.
v.8a？ Lord! Let the evildoer leave me.
v.8b？ Lord! I know you listen to me cry.
v.9a？ Lord! Please listen to my entreaties and prayers.
v.9b？ Lord! You also accept my prayers.
v. 10？ Lord! My enemy is retreating because of you.
2. Paragraph 3
vv. 1-4？ When the disease comes, I only ask the grace of the redeemer to save me.
vv.5-7？ Diseases are painful, torturous, prone to aging and afraid of death.
Vv.8- 10 Lord, please listen to me, please be happy with the Lord and pray for the enemy to leave quickly.
Question 3. In a very long paragraph
vv. 1- 12？ God is my only help in trouble.
Seven. The structure of Psalm 6
Prayer for healing (section 1-3)
? Pray for God's salvation
? B' eager to save.
God heard the prayer (section 8- 10)