Psalm 51 was written by David after the prophet Nathan called attention to David’s grave sin with Bath-sheba. David’s conscience struck him, and he humbly confessed.—2Sa 12:1-14.

51:3, 4, 8-12, 17

• Before he repented and confessed, his conscience made him miserable

• He suffered such agony over God’s disapproval that he felt like a man whose bones were crushed

• He longed for forgiveness, spiritual recovery, and the joy that he had previously experienced

• He humbly begged Jehovah to help him develop a willingness to obey

• He was confident of Jehovah’s forgiveness

Ẹghẹ ne akhasẹ e Natan ya tama e Devid vbekpae orukhọ nọ wegbe nọ gu e Batsiẹba ru, ẹre Devid ya gbẹn Psalm 51. Ekhọe Devid na gha fi ẹre uwẹnrhiẹn, ẹre ọ na ghi ya imuegberriotọ miẹn orukhọ ọghẹe kue.—2 Sam 12:1-14.

51:3, 4, 8-12, 17

• Ekhọe re na gha kpokpo ẹre a te miẹn wẹẹ ọ roro iro fi uyinmwẹ werriẹ

• Rhunmwuda wẹẹ ọ ma ghi gha mwẹ akueyi ọghe Osanobua, obalọ ne irẹn ghaa ye, na yevbe ọmwa ne ugboloko ẹre bunnọ

• Irẹn kegha hoo ne irẹn miẹn ayabọ, egberhanmwẹ ọghe orhion kevbe ne irẹn werriegbe gha sọyẹnmwẹ

• Ọ na mu egbe rriotọ rinmwian e Jehova nọ ru iyobọ ne irẹn, ne irẹn mieke na gha mwẹ ekhọe na ya họn ẹmwẹ

• Irẹn ghaa mwẹ ilẹkẹtin wẹẹ e Jehova gha yabọ irẹn