Psalms 10

Psalm 10 laments YHWH's apparent absence as the wicked, marked by pride and denial of God ('There is no God'), prosper, oppress the helpless like lions in ambush, and boast that YHWH forgets their evil.[1][2][3] The psalmist pleads for YHWH to arise, break the wicked's power, vindicate the afflicted and fatherless, affirming YHWH's eternal kingship and justice.[1][2]

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