Psalm 21 is one of the most popular psalms in the Bible. It is a prayer of thanks for the victory over an enemy. The psalm was written by King David, who was a great warrior and leader of Israel. David was the author of most of the psalms, and this is one of the most famous of his.
What does Psalm 21 of the Catholic Bible say?
Psalm 21 is a psalm of David that talks about God’s protection. David says that God is his rock, his protector and that God has delivered him from all his enemies. David also says that God has given him everything he needs and that God is good.
What does Psalm 21 tell us?
Psalm 21 teaches us about God’s mercy. God is our protector and our Savior. We are his people, and he loves us. We are his children, loved by him, and he will take us to the promised land. God will give us victory over our enemies, and he will deliver us from all evil. God is our refuge and our strength, and he will always protect us.
What does Psalm 22 of the Catholic Bible say?
Psalm 22 is a well-known psalm that many people use as a prayer. It is believed to have been written by King David, and speaks of the anguish and pain of death. It also speaks of the hope of the resurrection and of the glory of God. This psalm is known as the “Song of the Cross”, and is very popular in the Catholic liturgy.
Psalm 22 begins with a plea for help: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” David feels that God has abandoned him, and he is very distraught. David then talks about how others have rejected him: “All who seek me insult me; They tell lies about me. They put me to eat wormwood, and they make me drink lime water».
Despite all the anguish he feels, David does not lose hope. He continues to pray to God: «But you, Lord, do not distance yourself from me. Come quickly to help me, my God». David knows that God will help him, and he trusts that God will save him.
Psalm 22 ends with a resurrection prophecy: “People will see me and fear me; they will confess their sins and be amazed at me. The just will see me and rejoice; Those who have followed the path of God will sing for joy. David knows that even if he dies, God will raise him up, and everyone will see and marvel.
What does it say in the full Psalm 91?
Psalm 91 is one of the best known prayers in the Bible. It is called the Psalm of Protection, and many people recite it when they feel in danger or need help. The Psalm begins with these words: “He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High and dwells in the shadow of the Almighty.” This means that God is our refuge and our protector. The Psalm goes on to say that God will protect us from all danger, and that he will cover us with his wings. It also says that God will deliver us from all our diseases. The Psalm ends with a promise: “He who loves me, my Father will deliver me; he will keep me safe, because he knows my name ».
This Psalm is a good prayer to recite when we need help or protection. It is a promise that God is with us, and that he will always protect us.
«The Lord is my shepherd, I will not lack anything.
In green pastures he makes me rest,
He leads me to sources of calm waters.
Comfort my soul
He guides me through paths of justice,
For the love of his name.
Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil,
Because you will be with me;
Your rod and your staff will give me breath.
You prepare a table in front of me
In the presence of my enemies;
You anoint my head with oil,
My cup is overflowing.
Good and true is the Lord,
That’s why it teaches us to love,
Even our enemies.”
Psalm 21 of the Catholic Bible is a song of trust in God. The psalmist declares that God is good and loyal, and that he teaches us to love even our enemies. This is a great biblical truth that invites us to have trust in God in all the circumstances of our lives.