Psalm 64 v1-2 & 9-10 of 10 "When I to thee my prayer make, Lord, to my voice give ear" Tune-Wetherby

Scottish Psalter version
Psalm 64 v1-2 & 9-10
"When I to thee my prayer make, Lord, to my voice give ear"
tune: Wetherby
Falkirk Free Church
The images are only intended to provide resonances with some aspects of the psalm; they are not intended as a one-to-one correspondence. They are more like visual cross-references.
images:
Elijah under the juniper tree (1 Kings 19)
Jezebel encourages Ahab (1 Kings 21)
The trial of Naboth from the The Art Bible (1 Kings 21)
Elijah confronts Ahab at Naboth's vineyard (1 Kings 21)
William Brassey Hole - The death of Jezebel (2 Kings 9: 30-37)
The king mortally wounded at Ramoth Gilead (1 Kings 22)

PSALM 64 C.M.

1 When I to thee my prayer make,
Lord, to my voice give ear;
My life save from the enemy,
of whom I stand in fear.

2 Me from their secret counsel hide
who do live wickedly;
From insurrection of those men
that work iniquity:

3 Who do their tongues with malice whet,
and make them cut like swords;
In whose bent bows are arrows set,
ev’n sharp and bitter words:

4 That they may at the perfect man
in secret aim their shot;
Yea, suddenly they dare at him
to shoot, and fear it not.

5 In ill encourage they themselves,
and their snares close do lay:
Together conference they have;
Who shall them see? they say.

6 They have searched out iniquities,
a perfect search they keep:
Of each of them the inward thought,
and very heart, is deep.

7 God shall an arrow shoot at them,
and wound them suddenly:
8 So their own tongue shall them confound;
all who them see shall fly.

9 And on all men a fear shall fall,
God’s works they shall declare;
For they shall wisely notice take
what these his doings are.

10 In God the righteous shall rejoice,
and trust upon his might;
Yea, they shall greatly glory all
in heart that are upright.