A congregational prayer for the king before battle, asking that the LORD answer him and grant success, trusting not in chariots and horses but in the name of the LORD. It looks forward in faith: “the LORD saves his anointed.”
Psalms study chapter
Psalms 20
David; royalA prayer that the LORD would answer and save the king in the day of trouble.
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