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Psalm 1
Psalm 1 is the first of the Psalms in the Hebrew Bible.
Like many of the psalms, it contrasts the "righteous" person (''tzadik'' צדיק) to the "wicked" or "ungodly" (''rasha`'' רשע) or the "sinner" (''chatta' '' חטא).
The righteous person is one who takes care to know the laws of God and so has good judgment and avoids bad company. The result is the ability to withstand difficult times in life supported by God's protection.〔Jeremiah 17:7-9; Commentary on Jeremiah 17:8, Earle, Ralph, Adam Clarke’s Commentary on the Holy Bible, Beacon Hill Press 1967, p. 627〕
On the other hand, the wicked person's behavior makes them vulnerable to disaster, like chaff blowing away in the wind. The point that the wicked and the righteous will not mingle at the judgment is clearly stated by the writer. The path the wicked have chosen leads to destruction, and at the judgment they receive the natural consequences of that choice.〔Commentary on Psalm 1:6; Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible, Vol. III, 1706-1721, p. 390 (read online )〕
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