Closing Book 1, the psalm pronounces blessing on the one who considers the poor, and voices David’s plea amid sickness and the betrayal of a trusted friend “who ate my bread,” a line Jesus applies to Judas. It ends with a doxology: “Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, from everlasting to everlasting.”
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Psalms 41
David; lamentBlessed is the one who considers the poor; a plea amid betrayal, closing Book 1.
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