et we live in a world where trust is easier said than done. "Who Can You Trust?" That is a very important question. In our age, we are well on our way to trusting no one. Many have developed a psychosis of distrust, resulting from the credibility gap of those around them. People do not fully trust anyone but themselves and are learning by first-hand experience that trust is an elusive virtue. Promises are often given that mean little or nothing. A person's word today can seldom be counted on. HOWEVER, you and I can trust in God. The background to Psalm 34 makes what David says in the Psalm even more meaningful. The historical setting of the Psalm is 1 Samuel 21-22. There we read of David's escape from physical harm when roughly handled by the Philistines and his subsequent hiding in the cave of Adullum. When David writes this Psalm he is not enjoying the luxury of the palace. He is in a cave. Yet, in spite of his circumstances and surroundings, he says, (read 34:8) David is saying, "Oh how happy is the man who trusts God." Everything was certainly not going David's way, but he was still a blessed man. Let's look at the Psalm and learn more about this matter of trusting God.
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