Psalm 57

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Psalm 57 is a biblical psalm traditionally attributed to David, expressing trust in God’s protection and mercy amid persecution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Biblical psalm
Religious text
bookNumberInPsalms 57
canonicalStatus Canonical scripture
containsSuperscription Yes
context Persecution
divisionInPsalter Book Two of Psalms
genre Lament psalm
Prayer
Psalm of trust
hasParallelThemesWith Psalm 56 NERFINISHED
Psalm 59 NERFINISHED
imagery God as refuge in the shadow of wings
influenced Christian hymnody
Religious music settings
keyConcept Deliverance from enemies
God’s faithfulness
Steadfast heart
language Hebrew
liturgicalUse Christian liturgy
Jewish liturgy
motif Exaltation of God above the heavens
musicalDirection Do Not Destroy (Al-tashheth) NERFINISHED
To the chief musician
openingVerse “Be merciful unto me, O God, be merciful unto me”
partOf Book of Psalms NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Old Testament NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
scripturalCollection Ketuvim NERFINISHED
structure Petition followed by praise
superscriptionMentions David NERFINISHED
Miktam
When he fled from Saul in the cave
testament Old Testament NERFINISHED
theme Divine mercy
Divine protection
Praise of God
Refuge in God
Trust in God
traditionallyAttributedTo David NERFINISHED
usedIn Personal devotion
Public worship
verseCountApprox 11

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Psalm 108 textSource Psalm 57