BOOK TWO: Psalms 42—72 Yearning for God in the Midst of Distresses
To the Chief Musician. A Contemplation of the sons of Korah.
4 When I remember these things,
aI pour out my soul within me.
For I used to go with the multitude;
bI went with them to the house of God,
With the voice of joy and praise,
With a multitude that kept a pilgrim feast.
aI pour out my soul within me.
For I used to go with the multitude;
bI went with them to the house of God,
With the voice of joy and praise,
With a multitude that kept a pilgrim feast.
New King James Version®, Copyright© 1982, Thomas Nelson. All rights reserved.
Commentaries:
| << Psalms 41:13 | Psalms 42:2 >> |
What Does Psalms 42:1 Mean?
Psalm 42:1-3
Did David have feeling about God? Did he really love God? Did he love to fellowship with Him? We can begin to see why God said of this man—even when he was a teenager, "Here is somebody after My own heart!" David was in love with God!
John W. Ritenbaugh
Prayer and Fervency
Related Topics: David as Man After God's Heart
| David's Affection for God
| David's Fellowship with God
| Fellowship with God
| Love for God
Other Forerunner Commentary entries containing Psalms 42:1:
| << Psalms 41:13 | Psalms 42:2 >> |
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David deeply loved God and delighted in fellowship with Him. This genuine affection and longing for God explains why God, even during David's youth, recognized him as a man after His own heart. David was truly in love with God.