Prayer based on Psalms 60:11. Themes: Help, Adversary, Vanity.

Dear God, we come before you today asking for your help against our adversaries. We know that the help of man is vain, but we trust in your power and strength to deliver us from our troubles. Please guide us and protect us as we face these challenges, and give us the wisdom and courage to overcome them. We put our faith in you, knowing that you are our ultimate source of help and salvation. Amen.

Verse: Give us help against the adversary, for the help of man is vain.
Psalms 60:11

This is a Command. The verse is a plea for help against an adversary, with the implication that human help is insufficient. The reader is being commanded to seek divine help.

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