Demonstrate an ability to exegete a biblical psalm

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Provide an exegetical discussion of Psalm 6. The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate an ability to exegete a biblical psalm. Accordingly, it must demonstrate awareness of a variety of matters which have been discussed in the assigned reading. At a minimum, the following must be addressed:

flow of thought throughout the psalm
overall point of the psalm
application of the psalm to current life and culture

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