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Jesus affirms the divine foundation for marriage, stressing that the union of husband and wife is meant to be holy and unbreakable by human decision.

Jesus faithfully leads people to God’s truth, consciously stepping into locations of significance and meeting crowds eager to learn from Him.

Mark 10:10-12 reminds us that marriage’s sacred nature demands wholehearted faithfulness to God and to one another.

This psalm portion declares absolute confidence that the Lord’s strength will sustain His faithful servant, ensuring victory over all forms of opposition.

David implores God to rise up in holy judgment, to assemble all people under His rule, and to vindicate the righteous over the wicked, confident that God alone is the true shield of the upright and the righteous judge of all.

God’s flawless words call us to trust Him completely, His faithful preservation offers hope in all generations, and the exaltation of sin warns us of the danger of praising wrongdoing.

David affirms God’s sovereignty and justice, underscoring the abounding hope reserved for those who trust in Him even when evil abounds.

God stands ready to defend the defenseless, offering justice and protection to those who trust Him, reminding all that no act of wickedness escapes His notice.

God’s eternal kingship, His attentive ear toward the humble, and His promise of justice for the vulnerable together paint a portrait of a sovereign Ruler who stands firmly against evil and remains near to those who rely on Him.

These words encourage a deep trust in God over empty pursuits, promising that He both redeems and preserves those who turn to Him with sincerity.

The writer highlights the destructive path of self-focused pride and the essential call for humility before God.

The wicked may prosper for a season and believe God does not see, yet the psalmist reminds us that divine justice is certain and that arrogance cannot stand forever before the God who observes all.

God’s justice is sure, and He extends hope to the humble while bringing down proud nations that reject Him.

This passage captures the psalmist’s cry of distress, starkly portraying how perceived silence from God can be doubly painful when the arrogant oppress the vulnerable.

These verses demonstrate God’s unwavering sovereignty, His remembrance of the afflicted, the certainty of His justice, and the joyous proclamation of His deliverance among His people.

God sits on an everlasting throne of justice and provides a place of refuge for all who seek Him, assuring them that He never abandons those who trust in His holy name.

This verse spurs believers to keep trusting in the Lord’s justice and to magnify His name in praise.

This passage highlights God’s supreme justice, ensuring that enemies stumble and perish, upholding the righteous cause of the faithful, and erasing the memory of persistent evil.

Psalm 7:12-16 underlines divine justice, urging everyone to repent and seek God’s forgiveness to avoid the fate of being undone by their own wicked schemes.

David’s plea exemplifies both profound humility and a fierce commitment to justice-two virtues that safeguard the faithful from hypocrisy and concealment of sin.