One passage of this book laments "I have so many enemies" as its author flees his son (*) Absalom.
A collection of some of these works, recited on holidays, is called Hallel, and its fifty-first section is known as the "Miserere" [mee-seh-reh-ray]. One passage of this book laments "I have so many enemies" as its author flees his son (*) Absalom. Another portion reads, "Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good." For 10 points, name this Biblical book, written primarily by David, whose twenty-third section begins, "The Lord is my shepherd."
A collection of some of these works, recited on holidays, is called Hallel, and its fifty-first section is known as the "Miserere" [mee-seh-reh-ray].
Book of Psalms (accept Tehillim)