Salmos 82
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Salmos 82:1
Ps 82 God condemns those who mistreat the helpless. 82:1 God presides and stands ready to render judgment (see Isa 3:13). • heaven’s court: See Job 1:6.
Salmos 82:2-4
82:2 Since justice marks God’s reign (89:4), he opposes favoring the wicked. So the psalmist is perplexed and cries out to God for justice (82:3-4, 8).
Salmos 82:5
82:5 The unjust oppressors cannot bring or restore order. They wander about in darkness, unmoved by circumstances even when the whole world order falls apart around them (cp. 11:3).
Salmos 82:6-7
82:6-7 The gods (see study notes on 29:1-2; 58:1), like mere mortals, cannot escape the judgment common to human rulers. Jesus quoted from this passage in John 10:34.
Salmos 82:8
82:8 The nations belong to God; he will take over the realms formerly ruled by local deities and give them to his people, just as he did with the Promised Land.