In Psalms, chapter nine, verse five, David speaks as if the events recorded here have already happened: a stylistic feature of prophecy in the Psalms. He is sure that the events will occur and speaks of them as if they already are fulfilled, as in verses fifteen through sixteen.
The theme verse in the Praise to God for Deliverance for this chapter is an attitude of faith showing trust in God that He will work in his favor as though it is complete. If we picture it and pray for it, God will materialize it: This is the act of faith in action.
There is no room for doubt. The enemy cannot stop us but comes against our minds to intimidate the people of God as though he can stop us. The devil is an illusionist and a strategist, but with the help of God and using the Word of God against the enemy, we will be able to overcome. We must believe that God will do what His Word declares as we say this and not whisper so the enemy, so those unclean spirits, can hear it.
In Psalms sixty-eight, verse one, ” Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him.” Other verses are Psalms thirty-five, verses one through six, and verse eight.
The other scriptures include Psalms three, verses seven to eight, Psalms twenty-seven, verses one through three, Psalms two, verses one through four, Psalms one hundred and four, and verse thirty-five. Then, Psalms one hundred and nine, verse twenty-nine, Psalms one hundred and forty-three, verses nine through twelve, and Psalms fifty-nine, verses ten to eleven. Lastly, there is Psalms sixty-eight, verses two and thirty, Psalms one hundred and forty-four, verses five through eight, and Psalms thirteen, verses two to five.