Psalms 94: A Plea for God to Judge the Wicked

The psalmist calls on God as Judge to act against the arrogant wicked who kill widows, foreigners, and orphans while claiming God cannot see. He answers that the Maker of ear and eye sees all, calls God's discipline a blessing, rests in the LORD who upholds him, and trusts God to repay the wicked.

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In 94:1-2, to whom does the psalmist appeal, and what does he ask for?

The elders at the gate, to hear his case against the proudThe divine Judge over all, to appear and repay the proudThe king of Israel, to raise an army and repay the proudThe priests of the temple, to curse the proud by name