Yet they say, The LORD shall not see, neither shall the God of Jacob regard it.
Yet they say, 'The LORD won't see what we're doing, and the God of Jacob won't pay attention to it.'
This verse describes wicked people who foolishly think God doesn't notice or care about their evil actions.
📚 Historical Context
In the context of Psalm 94, the psalmist is lamenting the actions of the wicked who oppress the righteous and foolishly believe that God is oblivious to their deeds. This reflects the experiences of ancient Israel, where enemies or oppressors often acted as if they were beyond divine accountability, possibly during times of national hardship like exile. The reference to the "God of Jacob" highlights God's covenant relationship with Israel, underscoring His intimate knowledge and care for His people.
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