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In Psalm 4, David makes several direct requests to God while addressing
both his inner distress and his opponents. His explicit petitions to God include:

1. *Answer and Mercy:* In verse 1, David appeals to God as the
maintainer of his righteousness, asking Him to hear his prayer and be
gracious to him ("Answer me when I call, O God of my righteousness! You
have given me relief when I was in distress. Be gracious to me and hear
my prayer").

2. *Vindication and Protection from Enemies:* In verse 2, David calls
out those who turn his honor into shame and seek false words, asking God
to uphold his cause against his accusers.

3. *The Light of God's Countenance:* In verse 6, David asks God to
manifest His presence and favor upon His people ("Lift up the light of
your face upon us, O Lord!").

Through these petitions, David seeks relief from distress, assurance of
God's favor, and divine protection, ultimately concluding in verse 8
with an expression of confidence that God alone grants peace and secure
sleep.
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Jesus took our place on the cross to settle our debt with God
(Colossians 2:14), and God confirmed the acceptance of this payment by
raising Him from death (Romans 1:4). Thus, God remains holy while
justifying the ungodly (Romans 3:26) and shielding them from future
wrath (1 Thessalonians 1:10). This blessing is a free gift given to
those who believe (Romans 6:23). Place your confidence in Christ and
call on Him for salvation (Romans 10:9-13):

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