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        <description>BOOK 1   •   PSALMS 1–41 Psalm 20 — A Prayer for the King FORM: Royal / Communal petition    |    Traditional heading: David Before battle or danger, the people pray for their anointed king. Psalm 20 distinguishes trust in the Lord from confidence in military power. Its original setting concerns the welfare of Israel and its ruler, yet Christian prayer recognizes a deeper kingship in Jesus, whose triumph comes through obedience and sacrifice. Catholics may also adapt its intercessory spirit when praying for civic leaders, for peace, and for those bearing heavy responsibility. The Psalm reminds us that asking for victory must always be subordinate to seeking God's righteous will. Scripture connections: 1 Timothy 2, verses 1–2; John 18, verse 36 Read Psalm 20 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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