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1. (Psalm 52:6-7) The general response. The righteous also shall see and fear, And shall laugh at him, saying, “Here is the man who did not make God his strength, But trusted in the abundance of his riches, And strengthened himself in his wickedness.” a.
God shall likewise destroy you forever: Because the goodness of God endures continually (Psalm 52:1), Doeg and his kind would be destroyed forever. He will not always allow this kind of destructive lie to rule the day.
9 cze 2018 · Psalm 52 Commentary 1 Denouncing Doeg. So, let’s move on to verse 1 where David challenges Doeg and then expresses his confidence in God. KJV Psalm 52:1 Why [boastest thou thyself/do you boast] [in/about] [your plans which are…] [mischief/evil], O [mighty/powerful] man?
ANALYSIS OF THE FIFTY-SECOND PSALM. There are three parts in this Psalm: - I. An invective against Doeg, and a prediction of his fall, Psalms 52:1-5. II. The comfort which God's people should take in this, Psalms 52:6-7. III. The security and flourishing state of those who trust in Good, and the psalmist's thanks for it, Psalms 52:8-9.
(1-5) The righteous rejoice. (6-9) Verses 1-5 Those that glory in sin, glory in their shame. The patience and forbearance of God are abused by sinners, to the hardening of their hearts in their wicked ways. But the enemies in vain boast in their mischief, while we have God's mercy to trust in.
David addressed the wicked man directly. He marveled that he would really boast about his evil since the Lord is so consistently loving. It is inconsistent to return evil to a God who loves loyally, and it is even worse to brag about one’s wickedness. 1. God’s destruction of the treacherous 52:1-7. Psalms 52.
But I am like an olive tree flourishing in the house of God; I trust in God’s unfailing love for ever and ever.
