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Psalms 7:11

Psalms 7:11

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

God judgeth the righteous,.... Not all that are thought to be righteous, or think themselves to be so, are such; nor is any man naturally righteous, or of himself, nor by virtue of his obedience to the law of works; but such only are righteous who are made so by the obedience of Christ; these God governs and protects, avenges their injuries and defends their persons; some render the words, "God is a righteous Judge" ; he is so now in the administrations of his government of the universe, and he will be so hereafter in the general judgment of the world;and God is angry [with the wicked] every day; wicked men are daily sinning, and God is always the same in his nature, and has the same aversion to sin continually; and though he is not always making men examples of his wrath, yet his wrath is revealed from heaven against all unrighteousness of men; and there are frequent stances of it; and when he is silent he is still angry, and in his own time will stir up all his wrath, and rebuke in his hot displeasure.

Vid. Aben Ezra & Abendana not. in Miclol. Yophi in loc.qydu jpwv Myhla "Deus judex justus", V. L.

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