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Psalms is essentially a book of prayers and praises; most of the psalms are addressed to God, but here we also find proclamations of the works of the Lord, descriptions of man’s plight, curses invoked on enemies, songs in praise of the King or of the city of Jerusalem, and exhortations to the good life. The Psalms date back as early as the time of the great King David, but they are so evocative...

Psalm 14. The children of men, who boast of their strength (cf. Ps 9:19) and have no regard for God (cf. 10:11), think that their lies will gain them success (cf. Ps 12:3–4), and they use God’s silence to demoralize the believer (cf. Ps 13:2, 5). Now they are depicted as not only wicked, but foolish and ignorant (Ps 14). This lack of religious sense among those around the psalmist is very much in contrast with the human dignity extolled
Psalm 14
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