Psalms 16

David pleads for preservation from YHWH, in whom he trusts exclusively as his sovereign good, rejecting other gods whose followers multiply sorrows, and declares YHWH as his delightful inheritance and portion.[1][2] He blesses YHWH for counsel, sets Him always before him for unshakeable stability, and expresses hope that YHWH will not abandon his soul to Sheol nor let His Holy One see decay, promising fullness of joy in YHWH's presence forever.[1][2]

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