Psa. 3 title
Psa. 3 title
Probably a title referring to the kings of Philistia, as Pharaoh referred to the kings of Egypt.
This psalm is one of the alphabetical, or acrostic, psalms. See note Psa. 9:11.
To bless God is to speak well of Him, praising Him with adoration. See note Eph. 1:31a.
Here David gave God the credit for delivering him from Abimelech (Achish the king of Gath — 1 Sam. 21:10). Actually, David delivered himself in a dishonorable way by disguising himself as being insane (1 Sam. 21:10-15; 22:1a).
God with His goodness can be tasted by us (1 Pet. 2:3 and note 1 Pet. 2:31a). We taste and see that God is good in His house, that is, in Christ, in the church, and eventually in the New Jerusalem. See note Psa. 25:11.
Or, Happy.
Here, in describing his own suffering, David typified the suffering Christ (John 19:33, 36; cf. Exo. 12:46). See note John 19:362.
Psa. 2:12; cf. Mark 16:16