a109:6-19►
b109:8-11►
cNum 16:1-33►
dJosh 7:1-25►
e1 Kgs 21:13-16►
f109:8►
gActs 1:20-26►
h109:13►
iProv 10:7►
j109:14►
k51:5►
lExod 20:5►
mEph 2:3►
nMatt 23:35-36►
o109:16►
p109:18►

‏ Psalms 109:6-19

Summary for Ps 109:6-19: 109:6-19  a The NLT translates these verses as the words of the psalmist’s accusers; Hebrew lacks They say, which makes it unclear who is speaking.
Summary for Ps 109:8-11: 109:8-11  b Family members of those guilty of capital crimes often died with the perpetrator (Num 16:1-33  c; Josh 7:1-25  d) or had their property confiscated (1 Kgs 21:13-16  e). 109:8  f The wicked person apparently held a position of leadership. Peter referred to this psalm in regard to Judas Iscariot (Acts 1:20-26  g).
109:13  h If one’s family name was blotted out, it meant there was no offspring to carry on the family name or remember its history (see Prov 10:7  i).
109:14  j Children inherit the sinful nature of their parents (51:5  k; Exod 20:5  l; Eph 2:3  m). The speaker wants the Lord to punish the perpetrator for the guilt of family members who went before him (cp. Matt 23:35-36  n).
109:16  o The defendant committed capital crimes and did not exercise even basic decency.
109:18  p Cursing is the accused person’s whole way of life.
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