For the probable circumstances of both psalms, see 2 Sam. 15-17.

1. 3 is a morning Psalm. As David wakes, what adverse conditions confront him (verses 1, 2)?
   Cf. 2 Sam. 16:5-8. How does David react (verses 3, 4)?
   What are the consequences of his trust in the Lord (verse 5-8)?
   What can we learn from his example?
2. 4 is an evening psalm. In verses 2-5, David addresses his adversaries.
   What counsel does he given them?
   In what does he find his own strength, joy and security?