Psalms 94:7
“They say, “Yah will not see, neither will Jacob’s God consider.””
What does Psalms 94:7 mean?
The psalmist describes people who act as though God is absent or indifferent to their wrongdoing. They assume they can harm others, ignore justice, and live however they want because they believe God either cannot perceive their actions or simply doesn't care. It's a timeless portrait of how people rationalize selfishness and cruelty, convincing themselves they'll escape consequences. The psalm that follows this verse makes clear that such assumptions are dangerously wrong, reminding us that God is fully aware of everything happening in our world.