1. The quickness of the wicked - v. 1 – 5, I Samuel 22:17
Boaster: excessive pride in oneself - v. 1, Romans 1:30, II Timothy 3:2, Acts 8:9 Tongue deviseth mischief - v. 2, Romans 1:30 Love evil more than good - v. 3, Micah 3:2, John 3:19, II Timothy 3:11 Love all devouring words - v. 4, Jeremiah 9:8, Romans 3:13
2. The action of God - v. 1, 5
His goodness endureth continually - 1b, II Corinthians 9:8, Psalms 107:1, James 1:17, Nahum 1:7 He will destroy the wicked forever – v. 5 He shall take thee away Pluck thee not of thy dwelling place Root thee not of the land of the living
3. The reaction and the attitude of God's people - v. 6 - 9
They will see the sad things that will happen to the wicked – v. 6 – 7 He will be like a green olive tree in the house of God – v. 8 He will trust the mercy of God forever – v. 8, Hebrews 4:16, Ephesians 2:4 – 5, Psalms 51:1 – 2, Psalms 23:6 He will praise God forever – v. 9 He is willing to wait on the Lord – v. 9, Lamentations 3:28, Psalms 27:14, Isaiah 40:31 Our God in the Midst of Our Groaning Psalms 57:1 – 11
1. What was the danger in the time of David?
Saul is trying to kill him The people around him are united to tell Saul where he is
What danger exist in our time?
• Men shall be lovers of their own selves
• Covetous • Boasters • Proud • Blasphemers • Disobedient to parents • Unthankful • Unholy • Without natural affection • Trust breakers • False accusers • Incontinent • Fierce • Despisers of those that are good • Traitors • Heady • High- minded • Lovers of pleasures, more than lovers of God
2. Who is the God that David knew?
Merciful God An ever helping God A prayer answering God A heart fixing God God who inhabit our praise