Psalms 109:26 meaning and explanation

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In this psalm David cries out under relentless false accusation, and here his plea turns from the curses of the previous verses to a direct request for rescue. He addresses God personally as "my God," asking for help and for salvation, and he grounds that request not in his own innocence but in God's chesed, the Hebrew word for steadfast covenant love and mercy.

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