A.M. 2987. B.C. 1017.
This Psalm seems to have been composed on an occasion, if not the same with, yet similar to, that on which the preceding was made. It is mixed, as many of David's other Psalms are, of hopes and fears, prayers and praises. We have,
(1,) A prayer for help, Psalms 28:1-3.
(2,) The doom of the wicked, Psalms 28:4; Psalms 28:5.
(3,) A thanksgiving closed with prayer, Psalms 28:6-9.