
Psalm 94:2–10 Arise, O Judge of the earth. Give arrogant people what they deserve. How long, O LORD, will wicked people triumph? How long? They ramble. They speak arrogantly. All troublemakers brag about themselves. They crush your people, O LORD. They make those who belong to you suffer. They kill widows and foreigners, and they murder orphans. They say, “The LORD doesn’t see it. The God of Jacob doesn’t even pay attention to it.” Pay attention, you stupid people! When will you become wise, you fools? God created ears. Do you think he can’t hear? He formed eyes. Do you think he can’t see? He disciplines nations. Do you think he can’t punish? He teaches people. Do you think he doesn’t know anything?
THE LEADERS OF OUR COUNTRY, AND ALL PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE THIS WORD FROM GOD SERIOUSLY. PAYDAY IS COMING!!!
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What God Is Doing for Us Now
What God Will Do for Us
These verses show the continuity of God’s work: past (salvation), present (care and transformation), and future (eternal hope).



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Speech and Conduct
Fruit of the Spirit
Faithfulness and Endurance
Love and Compassion
Prayer and Dependence
Living in Righteousness





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Key Bible Verses on Avoiding False Doctrine














Key Themes and Modern Application
Verses That Warn Against Envy

















Key Cross References





Strength in God
Comfort in Trials
Encouragement from Others






Created for Purpose
Created for Relationship
Created to Steward Creation
Created for God’s Glory
Old Testament Echoes
So, Can We Approach God Directly?
Meaning & Themes


Walking in Love and Humility











Union with Christ
Transformation, Not Modification








































































































































, and His Word is not in us (v. 10). There is a gradual erosion of the spiritual life, from light to darkness, and with this erosion comes a deterioration of Christian character.


















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































You have been my refuge, a tower of strength against the enemy.






























