The composer of Psalm 83 was likely a descendant of the Levite Asaph, a contemporary of King David. This psalm was written during a time when enemy nations were a threat to Jehovah’s people.

83:1-5, 16

• In his prayer, the psalmist focused on Jehovah’s name and sovereignty rather than on his personal safety

• Today, God’s servants continue to face one attack after another. Our faithful endurance brings honor to Jehovah

83:18

• Jehovah wants us to know his name

• We must show through our actions that Jehovah is the most important Person in our life

Egbọre uniẹn ọghe Asaf ne Ovbi e Livai nọ ghaa rrọọ vbe ẹghẹ ọghe Ọba e Devid ẹre ọ ke rre ighẹ ọmwa nọ gbẹn Psalm 83. Ẹghẹ ne eghian ya gha kpokpo emwa ọghe Jehova ẹre a ya gbẹn ebe psalm na.

83:1-5, 16

• Vbe ọ ghi na erhunmwu, ọsihuan na, ma wẹẹ ne irẹn lẹẹ fe sokpan emwi ne irẹn rinmwia Osanobua re ọre na kpe eni e Jehova huan kevbe na sẹtin sinmwi oseghe ne ọdakha ọghẹe

• Vbe ẹdẹnẹrẹ, eguọmwadia Osanobua ye miẹn ukpokpo nibun. Sokpan, imudiase ọghe ima keghi rhie uyi ne Jehova

83:18

• E Jehova hoo ne ima rẹn eni ẹnrẹn

• Te ima gha rhiẹre ma vbe uyinmwẹ ọghe ima wẹẹ e Jehova ọre ọmwa nọ ghi hiunsi sẹ vbe arrọọ ọghomwa