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        <description>BOOK 2   •   PSALMS 42–72 Psalm 59 — Rescue from Violent Pursuers FORM: Individual lament / Trust    |    Traditional heading: David With enemies watching the house, Psalm 59 feels almost like a night spent under siege. The heading connects it with Saul's attempt to seize David. The speaker exposes bloodshed and treachery, then sings of God as fortress and merciful defender. Catholics can pray it for people living under threats and for the courage to act without hatred. Its fierce judgments need to be submitted to the Gospel's discipline of mercy. The central spiritual lesson is the contrast between predators who rely on force and a believer who relies on God. Scripture connections: 1 Samuel 19, verses 11–17; Luke 6, verses 27–28 Read Psalm 59 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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