BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 109:18
18. He put on cursing like a robe, and it has come into his body like water, and into his bones like oil.
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Summary: Psalm 109 is considered one of the imprecatory psalms, where the psalmist calls for judgment and punishment against his enemies. The chapter opens with a plea for help and expresses deep anguish due to slander and betrayal from adversaries. The psalmist lays out a detailed account of the unjust accusations and wickedness faced, contrasting the psalmist’s own integrity and righteousness. A significant theme throughout this chapter is the appeal for divine justice, emphasizing the disparity between the psalmist’s innocence and the malevolence of his foes. The psalmist invokes God's attention to their plight and requests punishment, reflecting a deep desire for vindication. Furthermore, the psalm highlights the consequences of betrayal, illustrating how wrongful actions can lead to severe repercussions. Ultimately, the psalm can be seen as a manifestation of human anguish in the face of injustice, coupled with a profound reliance on God’s judgment and mercy. It underscores the tension between the righteous and the wicked while affirming confidence in God's ultimate authority to rectify wrongs. The chapter concludes with a note of hope, expressing a desire for God’s deliverance and intervention.
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