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Revision as of 13:45, 7 January 2025
Purpose: To lament the wickedness of humanity.
Content: Evildoers devour people and do not call on YHWH, but YHWH is the refuge of the oppressed.
Message: Even when it seems like all humans are wicked, YHWH has a plan of salvation for the righteous.
Author: David
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Translation
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