Psalm 83, as recorded in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, is a plea for God's intervention against Israel's enemies. It is a powerful expression of the psalmist's desire for deliverance and justice. Here is a summary of Psalm 83:
In Psalm 83, the psalmist starts by acknowledging that God's enemies are rising up against His people, Israel. The nations surrounding Israel have formed a confederacy, conspiring together to destroy the chosen people. The psalmist then cries out to God, asking Him not to remain silent or idle but to intervene.
The psalmist recalls past victories of God and how He had defeated Israel's foes in the past. They request God's intervention once again, asking Him to deal with these enemies just as He had done before. The psalmist prays for God's judgment and destruction to befall their adversaries, so that they may acknowledge God's supremacy.
The psalmist concludes with the hope that the nations would know that God alone is the Most High over all the earth. They long for the enemies of Israel to be humbled and defeated, realizing the futility of opposing God's chosen people.