Amen. This is a heartfelt plea that echoes throughout the Psalms—a prayer for God's faithful intervention to vindicate His servant and protect their reputation, ultimately for the glory of His name.
Here is a prayerful poem in response.
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Do Not Let Me Be Put to Shame
O Lord, my rock, my hiding place,
My only refuge,source of grace.
My hope is built on You alone,
A trust my heart has fully known.
But I am weak, and I can fail,
My own best efforts can derail.
The world looks on with watching eyes,
Where my own strength is a disguise.
Do not let me be put to shame.
Not for my glory or my pride,
But because in You,I have confided.
When I said,"I trust in You,"
Let Your faithfulness prove true.
Let not my enemies rejoice,
And with a mocking,taunting voice,
Declare that You have turned away,
And left me to my own dismay.
Let not my hopes, placed in Your hand,
Be scattered like the desert sand.
Arise,O God, and be my shield,
My destiny,Your love, must seal.
For Your name's sake, defend my cause,
Uphold me by Your righteous laws.
Let my life be a testament,
That those who trust are confident.
Do not let me be put to shame,
Cover me with Your holy name.
My Vindicator,ever be,
My hope for all the world to see.
"No one who hopes in you will ever be put to shame..."
— Psalm 25:3
"As for me, I will always have hope; I will praise you more and more. My mouth will tell of your righteous deeds, of your saving acts all day long— though I know not how to relate them all."
— Psalm 71:14-15