A mixed psalm of trust and community prayer, made up of two parts from other psalms: Psalms 57:8-12 and 60:7-14 (sections 2-6 and 7-14, respectively). Together, these sections take on a new significance. The poet finds himself among peoples and nations in the diaspora. Despite his circumstances, he finds the strength to sing to the Lord with his entire being (2). He and the community hold the hope of a new day filled with the glory of the Lord. In response to his morning song, the poet adds an old oracle (8-10). Ultimately, trust is strengthened (14). Our joy and confidence are not based on the Church’s wealth, wisdom, or prestige but simply on the fact that God is with us. We can also see this psalm as speaking for a people who pray amid conflict and oppression.