Their feet are swift to shed blood:
They're quick to hurt people, violence is their go-to move.
Some people are always ready to cause harm instead of choosing peace.
📚 Historical Context
In his letter to the Romans, written around 57 AD, the Apostle Paul is addressing the universal problem of sin among both Jews and Gentiles, drawing from Old Testament scriptures to build his case for humanity's need for the gospel. He quotes from Psalm 14:3 and other passages to illustrate the total depravity of human nature, showing that no one is righteous on their own. This verse specifically highlights the violent tendencies of fallen people, emphasizing how sin leads to eagerness for harm and bloodshed.
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