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2 Samuel 22:18 explainedIn this verse, David is praising the Lord for his strength and kindness. He is thanking God for saving him from his enemies, and delivering him to peace. David states that without the Lord, his enemies would have defeated him, as they had more strength than he. God, as he did with David, will always come to support us, and to give us strength when we are faced with our toughest battles in life. We must praise him for never-ending kindness, as he is the only entity that will truly ever always be there for us no matter what.
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