1. In verse 9 and verse 10, the psalmist seems to praise the Lord out of personal experience. Is our praise of God derived from our personal experience? The relationship with God is to experience God’s guidance and help in reality every day, not empty boasting. Can there be some specific examples that remind us of God’s guidance every day?
2. In the Psalms of David, the truth often comes to God against its enemies. How do you understand this? Is it because he does not love his enemies enough?
