Jeremiah 12:1
You are in the right, O Lord, when I put my cause before you: still let me take up with you the question of your decisions: why does the evil-doer do well? why are the workers of deceit living in comfort?
You are in the right, O Lord, when I put my cause before you: still let me take up with you the question of your decisions: why does the evil-doer do well? why are the workers of deceit living in comfort?
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12But, O Lord of armies, testing the upright and seeing the thoughts and the heart, let me see your punishment come on them; for I have put my cause before you.
3Why do you make me see evil-doing, and why are my eyes fixed on wrong? for wasting and violent acts are before me: and there is fighting and bitter argument.
4For this reason the law is feeble and decisions are not effected: for the upright man is circled round by evil-doers; because of which right is twisted.
20But, O Lord of armies, judging in righteousness, testing the thoughts and the heart, let me see your punishment come on them: for I have put my cause before you.
1Be my judge, O God, supporting my cause against a nation without religion; O keep me from the false and evil man.
3Is it on such a one as this that your eyes are fixed, with the purpose of judging him?
8Let them be covered together in the dust; let their faces be dark in the secret place of the underworld.
2They have been planted by you, they have taken root; they go on and give fruit: you are near in their mouths but far from their thoughts.
3But you, O Lord, have knowledge of me; you see me, searching and testing how my heart is with you: let them be pulled out like sheep to be put to death, make them ready for the day of death.
4How long will the land have grief, and the plants of all the land be dry? because of the sins of the people living in it, destruction has overtaken the beasts and the birds; because they said, God does not see our ways.
137<TZADE> O Lord, great is your righteousness, and upright are your decisions.
24Be my judge, O Lord my God, in your righteousness; do not let them be glad over me.
7There an upright man might put his cause before him; and I would be free for ever from my judge.
12Are you not eternal, O Lord my God, my Holy One? for you there is no death. O Lord, he has been ordered by you for our punishment; and by you, O Rock, he has been marked out to put us right.
13Before your holy eyes sin may not be seen, and you are unable to put up with wrong; why, then, are your eyes on the false? why do you say nothing when the evil-doer puts an end to one who is more upright than himself?
8The Lord will be judge of the peoples; give a decision for me, O Lord, because of my righteousness, and let my virtue have its reward.
9O let the evil of the evil-doer come to an end, but give strength to the upright: for men's minds and hearts are tested by the God of righteousness.
1<To the chief music-maker; put to Al-tashheth. Michtam. Of David.> Is there righteousness in your mouths, O you gods? are you upright judges, O you sons of men?
17You have made the Lord tired with your words. And still you say, How have we made him tired? By your saying, Everyone who does evil is good in the eyes of the Lord, and he has delight in them; or, Where is God the judge?
3Does God give wrong decisions? or is the Ruler of all not upright in his judging?
2Be my judge; for your eyes see what is right.
2How long will you go on judging falsely, having respect for the persons of evil-doers? (Selah.)
2I will say to God, Do not put me down as a sinner; make clear to me what you have against me.
3What profit is it to you to be cruel, to give up the work of your hands, looking kindly on the design of evil-doers?
1<A Psalm. Of David.> Let my prayer come to you, O Lord; give ear to my requests for your grace; keep faith with me, and give me an answer in your righteousness;
2Let not your servant come before you to be judged; for no man living is upright in your eyes.
3How long will sinners, O Lord, how long will sinners have joy over us?
1Why do you keep far away, O Lord? why are you not to be seen in times of trouble?
1<To the chief music-maker. Maschil. Of David. When Doeg the Edomite came to Saul saying, David has come to the house of Ahimelech.> Why do you take pride in wrongdoing, lifting yourself up against the upright man all the day?
17How may a hater of right be a ruler? and will you say that the upright Ruler of all is evil?
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33But still, you have been in the right in everything which has come on us; you have been true to us, but we have done evil:
3Is it of any interest to the Ruler of all that you are upright? or is it of use to him that your ways are without sin?
7Why is life given to the evil-doers? why do they become old and strong in power?
7The way of the good man is straight; the road of the upright is made smooth by you.
7Will you say in God's name what is not right, and put false words into his mouth?
20What part with you has the seat of sin, which makes evil into a law?
7Truly, I make an outcry against the violent man, but there is no answer: I give a cry for help, but no one takes up my cause.
11So that men will say, Truly there is a reward for righteousness; truly there is a God who is judge on the earth.
1<Of David.> O Lord, be my judge, for my behaviour has been upright: I have put my faith in the Lord, I am not in danger of slipping.
4For you gave approval to my right and my cause; you were seated in your high place judging in righteousness.
7If you are upright, what do you give to him? or what does he take from your hand?
24Why is your face veiled from me, as if I was numbered among your haters?
35And still you said, I have done no wrong; truly, his wrath is turned away from me. See, I will take up the cause against you, because you say, I have done no wrong.
6There is wealth in the tents of those who make destruction, and those by whom God is moved to wrath are safe; even those whose god is their strength.
1If there is an argument between men and they go to law with one another, let the judges give their decision for the upright, and against the wrongdoer.
59O Lord, you have seen my wrong; be judge in my cause.
12Is it possible for horses to go running on the rock? may the sea be ploughed with oxen? for the right to be turned by you into poison, and the fruit of righteousness into a bitter plant?
27Why do you say, O Jacob, such words as these, O Israel, The Lord's eyes are not on my way, and my God gives no attention to my cause?
6That you take note of my sin, searching after my wrongdoing,