A king who sits on his throne to judge sifts out every evil with his eyes.
He is like the morning light as the sun rises, like a morning without clouds, like the brightness after a rainstorm. The rain makes the grass grow from the earth.’
He made the Hall of Justice, where he sat on his throne and served as judge. The hall was covered with cedar from floor to ceiling.
May he grant justice to the people who are oppressed. May he save the children of needy people and crush their oppressor.
Now look at your enemies, O Lord. Now look at your enemies. They disappear, and all troublemakers are scattered.
The king’s strength is that he loves justice. You have established fairness. You have done what is fair and right for Jacob.
Wrongdoing is disgusting to kings because a throne is established through righteousness.
A wise king scatters the wicked and then runs them over.
Take a wicked person away from the presence of a king, and justice will make his throne secure.
When a king judges the poor with honesty, his throne will always be secure.
A king will rule with fairness, and officials will rule with justice.
“Whoever isn’t with me is against me. Whoever doesn’t gather with me scatters.