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Deep Dive into Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible: Complete and Unabridged in One Volume by Matthew Henry - Psalm 10
Matthew Henry’s commentary on Psalm 10 analyzes the text as a distinct passage from Psalm 9, focusing heavily on David's lament over arrogant and cruel oppressors. The writer details how wicked individuals display extreme pride by rejecting God, ignoring His laws, and maliciously persecuting vulnerable, innocent people while convincing themselves they will never face punishment. Furthermore, the commentary explains David's transition into earnest prayer, wherein he implores God to intervene, break the power of these wrongdoers, and vindicate the afflicted. Ultimately, the text highlights the faith of the oppressed, emphasizing that God observes all human actions, hears the prayers of the humble, and will permanently restrain earthly tyrants.
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