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Both of these psalms are prayers.
Psalm 5
This is the first of the imprecatory psalms.
Does God make any commands?
- No
Does God make any promises?
- Not specifically, although the psalmist says that the LORD will bless the righteous and will surround him as with a shield. (verse 12)
Does this psalm teach anything about Jesus?
- Jesus is the King to whom the psalmist is praying.
Does this psalm teach anything about yet-future events?
- Not that I identified.
Psalm 6
This time the psalmist is asking for mercy.
Does God make any commands?
- No
Does God make any promises?
- No
Does this psalm teach anything about Jesus?
- Jesus quoted the first half of verse 8.
Does this psalm teach anything about yet-future events?
- When Jesus quoted the first part of verse 8 it was in the context of everlasting damnation following judgment.
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Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.
Psalms 19:14 (KJV)