The Psalmist, in a humble manner, presents his forthcoming troubles to God as a symbolic evening sacrifice. He engages in a logical conversation with God, emphasizing that the genuine dangers he bravely confronts pose a significant threat to his life. He contends that surrendering his life into God's capable hands holds equal value to offering God a sacrificial meal. Furthermore, the apostle asserts that we encounter numerous challenges throughout our existence, intentionally permitted by God to strengthen our faith. However, due to our existence in a flawed world where Satan actively opposes us, we are susceptible to enduring severe and lasting harm. The Psalmist poetically depicts this predicament as falling into the trap set by the wicked, as seen throughout the Psalms.The Psalms cannot be strictly classified as a manual for counseling, nor are they simply intended to provide mutual encouragement. They surpass being mere direct encouragements for those chosen by God. Instead, they are meticulously crafted declarations and heartfelt appeals that guide us towards avoiding life-altering traps or wounds. The Psalms implore us to continuously seek miraculous deliverance and navigate through various challenges, much like the Psalmist who bravely confronted the threat of death amidst the intense battles, drawing parallels between the conflicts faced by Israel and the everyday demands of public life.