Psalms 37: Trusting God When the Wicked Prosper

A wisdom psalm of David urging God's people not to fret over or envy evildoers, whose success quickly fades. It calls for trust, patience, and generosity, promises that the humble will receive the land as their inheritance, and ends with the LORD rescuing those who shelter in Him.

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How does 37:21 contrast the way the wicked and the righteous handle money and goods?

The wicked lend at high interest; the righteous never lendThe wicked give to be seen; the righteous give nothingThe wicked fail to pay back; the righteous give freelyThe wicked hoard in secret; the righteous spend it all