Psalms 58:1
<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?
<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?
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2The purposes of your hearts are evil; your hands are full of cruel doings on the earth.
1<A Psalm. Of Asaph.> God is in the meeting-place of God; he is judging among the gods.
2How long will you go on judging falsely, having respect for the persons of evil-doers? (Selah.)
1You 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?
3Does God give wrong decisions? or is the Ruler of all not upright in his judging?
1And I said, Give ear, now, you heads of Jacob and rulers of the people of Israel: is it not for you to have knowledge of what is right?
7Will you say in God's name what is not right, and put false words into his mouth?
8Will you have respect for God's person in this cause, and put yourselves forward as his supporters?
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.
17How may a hater of right be a ruler? and will you say that the upright Ruler of all is evil?
18He who says to a king, You are an evil-doer; and to rulers, You are sinners;
8Let them be covered together in the dust; let their faces be dark in the secret place of the underworld.
57And why are you, in your hearts, unable to be judges of what is right?
4Of whom do you make sport? against whom is your mouth open wide and your tongue put out? are you not uncontrolled children, a false seed,
11So that men will say, Truly there is a reward for righteousness; truly there is a God who is judge on the earth.
2When the right time has come, I will be the judge in righteousness.
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.
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.
5For if your ways and your doings are truly changed for the better; if you truly give right decisions between a man and his neighbour;
18So then, give ear, you nations, and ...
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?
16These are the things which you are to do: Let every man say what is true to his neighbour; and let your judging give peace in your towns.
32Then let your ear be open in heaven, and be the judge of your servants, giving your decision against the wrongdoer, so that punishment for his sins may come on his head; and, by your decision, keeping from evil him who has done no wrong.
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?
2O you sons of men, how long will you go on turning my glory into shame? how long will you give your love to foolish things, going after what is false? (Selah.)
7If you are upright, what do you give to him? or what does he take from your hand?
4No one puts forward an upright cause, or gives a true decision: their hope is in deceit, and their words are false; they are with child with sin, and give birth to evil.
25But you say, The way of the Lord is not equal. Give ear, now, O children of Israel; is my way not equal? are not your ways unequal?
28For you say, Where is the house of the ruler, and where is the tent of the evil-doer?
3Is it on such a one as this that your eyes are fixed, with the purpose of judging him?
4Is there not a division in your minds? have you not become judges with evil thoughts?
1Come quietly before me, O sea-lands, and let the peoples get together their strength: let them come near; then let them say what they have to say: let us put forward our cause against one another.
28They have become fat and strong: they have gone far in works of evil: they give no support to the cause of the child without a father, so that they may do well; they do not see that the poor man gets his rights.
5But if a man is upright, living rightly and doing righteousness,
15Do no wrong in your judging: do not give thought to the position of the poor, or honour to the position of the great; but be a judge to your neighbour in righteousness.
7You who make the work of judging a bitter thing, crushing down righteousness to the earth;
17Take pleasure in well-doing; let your ways be upright, keep down the cruel, give a right decision for the child who has no father, see to the cause of the widow.
25Let such a thing be far from you, to put the upright to death with the sinner: will not the judge of all the earth do right?
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?
23Then let your ear be open in heaven, and be the judge of your servants, giving punishment to the wrongdoer, so that his sin may come on his head; and, by your decision, keeping from evil him who has done no wrong.
6And let the heavens make clear his righteousness; for God himself is the judge. (Selah.)
1The Lord says, Let your way of life be upright, and let your behaviour be rightly ordered: for my salvation is near, and my righteousness will quickly be seen.
5But if the righteousness of God is supported by our wrongdoing what is to be said? is it wrong for God to be angry (as men may say)?
12For I have seen how your evil-doing is increased and how strong are your sins, you troublers of the upright, who take rewards and do wrong to the cause of the poor in the public place.
1<Of Solomon.> Give the king your authority, O God, and your righteousness to the king's son.
1Give ear to this, O priests; give attention, O Israel, and you, family of the king; for you are to be judged; you have been a deceit at Mizpah and a net stretched out on Tabor.
3Why do we seem as beasts in your eyes, and as completely without knowledge?
9Then give ear to this, you heads of the children of Jacob, you rulers of the children of Israel, hating what is right, twisting what is straight.
11Is it possible for me to let wrong scales and the bag of false weights go without punishment?