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Psalm 10:2

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

The wicked are proud and make evil plans to hurt the poor, who are caught in their traps and made to suffer.

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Those evil people curse and tell lies. Punish them for what they said. Let their pride trap them.

Don’t let proud people trap me. Don’t let the wicked force me to run away.

The trouble they cause will come back on them. They plan harm for others, but they are the ones who will be hurt.

The sins of the wicked will trap them. Those sins will be like ropes holding them back.

Promise to be good to me, your servant. Don’t let those proud people do harm to me.

Those evil people brag and tell lies about those who do right. They are so proud now, but their lying lips will be silent.

These proud people are trying to trap me. They spread nets to catch me; they set traps in my path. Selah

Proud people have tried to trap me and make me disobey your teachings.

People full of pride made up lies about me. But I keep obeying your instructions with all my heart.

Azariah son of Hoshaiah, Johanan son of Kareah, and some other men were proud and stubborn. They became angry with Jeremiah. They said to him, “Jeremiah, you are lying! The Lord our God didn’t send you to say to us, ‘You must not go to Egypt to live there.’

People will come to look at your dead body. They will think about you and say, “Is this the same man who caused great fear in all the kingdoms on earth,

You always told yourself, “I will go to the skies above. I will put my throne above God’s stars. I will sit on Zaphon, the holy mountain where the gods meet.

How I wish I could be more faithful in obeying your laws!

Now I know the Lord is greater than all the gods. They thought they were in control, but look what God did!”

You are still against my people. You are not letting them go free.

He never did anything good. He never loved anyone. He made life hard for the poor and the helpless.




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