Psalm 59

Saul's men are watching David's house to kill him, and he pictures them as dogs prowling at night. He asks God not to kill them right away "or my people will forget," but to scatter them and let pride trap them. He keeps calling God "my God of loving devotion" and plans to sing in the morning.

"But I will sing of Your strength and proclaim Your loving devotion in the morning. For You are my fortress, my refuge in times of trouble." (Psalm 59:16)

Versions/Hebrew: In 59:10, "will come to meet me" is yeqaddemeni [6923], to go before or meet ahead of time; KJV "shall prevent me" (old English for "go before"), YLT "God doth go before me." God's love gets there first.