Psalms 149,150 and David’s Farewell

When reading The Last Words of David, a few questions came in mind :

1) Were his words in this meant for the people of Israel?

2) David talks about ruling justly over his people, but has he really been a just ruler to his people of Israel?

3) At the very end of the short poem it talks about how the people that are godless are like “thorns that are thrown away” and “they are entirely consumed in fire on the spot”. Not sure in what context he is trying to say this.

Psalms 140 and 150 are connected in how they are meant to praise God for the goodness that he has done to his people of Israel.

1) It talks about executing vengeance on the nations, what nations?

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