BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 37:14
14. The evil-doers have taken out their swords, their bows are bent; for crushing the poor, and to put to death those who are upright in their ways.
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BBE summary for : Psalms 37
Summary: Psalm 37 is a wisdom psalm attributed to David that contrasts the fate of the wicked with that of the righteous. The chapter opens with an exhortation not to fret over evildoers or be envious of their apparent success. Instead, it encourages believers to trust in the Lord, delight in His ways, and commit their paths to Him, promising that He will act on their behalf. Key themes include the transient nature of the wicked's prosperity, which ultimately leads to their downfall, while the righteous, despite facing challenges, are assured of God's favor and support. The psalm emphasizes the importance of patience and faithfulness, encouraging the reader to wait for the Lord and seek peace. Furthermore, it reassures that God knows the steps of the righteous and will uphold them, even in times of trouble. Overall, Psalm 37 serves as a reminder of divine justice and the ultimate triumph of righteousness over evil.
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