What it means
Two contrasts: God’s displeasure is brief, His favor is lifelong; weeping is a guest for a night, joy arrives with the dawn. The night is real, and it ends.
A psalm of David for the dedication of the temple. He recalls a time he was brought low, cried out, and was lifted from the pit.
Where it addresses you
You are in a long night and cannot imagine morning.
You fear God’s displeasure is permanent.
Found in Grief & Lament, Hope, Joy.