3. Praise: “Be Glorified, O Lord!” (vv. 30-36). Perhaps this is a promise David made to the Lord, and no doubt he fulfilled it. He wanted the Lord to be glorified in his worship (vv. 30-31), his witness to the needy (vv. 32-33), in all of creation (v. 34), and in all of Israel (vv. 35-36). He asked the Lord to protect and provide for the poor whom the sinners were abusing and exploiting. He saw a day coming when the land would be united and healed and the cities populated again. “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem” (122:6). “Even so, come, Lord Jesus!” (Rev. 22:20).