Psalm 28 — Here we find Jehovah's Anointed One associated with His people (vv. 8, 9); and thus the exercises of this psalm lead up in result to that with which Psalm 27 begins, viz., the confidence and victory of faith. The first part (vv. 1-5) expresses the intercession of the Spirit of Christ in His people, according to their desire not to be identified with the wicked and their sense of the evil which He will judge. The concluding portion (vv. 6-9), especially the last verse, is more direct supplication on their behalf. Verse 9 identifies Jesus with Jehovah. (See Psalm 21, Matt. 1:21.)
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