Psalms 92:7-8
92:7 a Even when the ungodly seem to grow luxuriantly (73:3-5 b), they have no future (92:9 c; see 1:6 d; 90:5-6 e; Isa 40:6-8 f).Summary for Ps 92:8-10: 92:8-10 g The glory of the Lord provides the reason for the poet’s renewed strength and glory, and for the imminent defeat of the enemy. 92:8 h The transcendent Lord stays above the world of human experience. From this exalted place, he rules and judges (7:7 i), celebrates his victories (68:18 j; see Ps 47 k), comes to rescue the needy (102:19 l), brings an end to the wicked (92:7-8 m), and receives praise (148:1 n).
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