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| − | Psalm 55, particularly verse 15, is an imprecatory prayer, which is one that seeks misfortune against wrongdoers. Other examples of imprecatory prayers are at Psalm 35:6, 58:6, 69:28, and 109:8. | + | '''Psalm 55''', particularly verse 15, is an imprecatory prayer, which is one that seeks misfortune against wrongdoers. Other examples of imprecatory prayers are at Psalm 35:6, 58:6, 69:28, and 109:8. |
Psalm 55 contains this mild form of an imprecatory prayer at verse 9:<ref>Psalm 55:9 ([[NASB]])</ref> | Psalm 55 contains this mild form of an imprecatory prayer at verse 9:<ref>Psalm 55:9 ([[NASB]])</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 17:57, July 13, 2016
Psalm 55, particularly verse 15, is an imprecatory prayer, which is one that seeks misfortune against wrongdoers. Other examples of imprecatory prayers are at Psalm 35:6, 58:6, 69:28, and 109:8.
Psalm 55 contains this mild form of an imprecatory prayer at verse 9:[1]
| “ | Confuse, O Lord, divide their tongues,
For I have seen violence and strife in the city. |
” |